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Tuesday
03Feb2009

Double Shot #383

DateTuesday, February 3, 2009 at 1:22AM
More playing around with Rails and Twitter: TrackLifeTweets.

  • Considerations for Creating a Test-Driven Ruby Project - Some thoughts about how to organize tests for a long and happy project.

  • RSpec works with test/unit - Yes, there is interoperability.

  • Getting ready for Ruby 1.9.1 - Passenger is 1.9.1 compatible now, and they've got patches for fastthread and sqlite.

  • Git Status in Your Prompt - I finally got around to doing this, and wish I had done it earlier.

  • Developers Warm to New Ruby on Rails 2.3 Update - eWeek coverage, complete with link to my partner.

  • Stop picking on alias_method_chain - Not everyone likes the direction that Rails 3.0 is headed in.

  • elemental - A sort of enumerated constant gem to make code simpler.
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    The really nice part of having your git branch in your prompt is that you can see if you are in the middle of a rebase or on an older submodule when it says 'no branch'.

    February 3, 2009 | Unregistered CommenterEric Davis

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