Rspec and shoulda - complementary or alternatives?

I have to argue against Chris's answer that they are alternatives. I use Shoulda and Rspec together in my Rails application, and they complement each other well.

Rspec and shoulda are alternatives to each other. I started with shoulda, as well, and moving to rspec is as simple as s/context/describe/, s/should/it/, and you're off to the races. Rspec has a bunch of tricks, various integrations, and more complex matchers, so I'm using it more these days myself.

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