Talk proposal: Ok, tests should be fast. Now what?

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+# Ok, my tests should be fast. Now what?
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+There is a huge movement in Ruby community going towards (or maybe getting back to) fast isolated unit tests. Using such approach may be a big success or a big fail for a project, depending on how well is it executed. Ok, so you decided that you want to try it and make your tests fast. What to do now?
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+In this talk I will try to show you how to write fast tests, do not create brittle test suite, don't write useless integration tests and basically stay sane in the process.
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+## Piotr Sarnacki
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+Ruby and rails programmer from Poland, [Rails core commiter](http://contributors.rubyonrails.org/contributors/piotr-sarnacki/commits), open source enthusiast.
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+![Profile picture](https://github.com/drogus/call-for-proposals/raw/master/Piotr_Sarnacki_and_Lukas_Sarnacki-We_burried_fixtures_too_soon/drogus.png)
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+- [Past talk slides: Going beyond ruby](http://going-beyond-mvc-moscow.heroku.com)
+- [Past talk slides: Rails - past, present, future](http://rails-present-past-future.heroku.com)
+- [Past talk video: Everything you wanted to know about HTTP](http://blip.tv/rupy-strongly-dynamic-conference/piotr-sarnacki-everything-you-wanted-to-know-about-http-5949137)
+- [Past talk video: Rails 3 mountable apps](http://confreaks.com/videos/436-rubyconf2010-ruby-summer-of-code-rails-3-mountable-apps)