rspec has some redeeming qualities that were luckily ported to minispec, especially the let-syntax. Once you grok how it works, its a very nice way to setup complex test data that has minor differences.
assert, in my opinion, has the distinct advantage of being immediately recognizable as a special thing while should reads kind of informal.
Wouldn't say `let` is so much better than `def setup` as a newcomer. `def setup` is simple and powerful enough and after a while you begin to wonder whether something like `let` exists.
assert, in my opinion, has the distinct advantage of being immediately recognizable as a special thing while should reads kind of informal.