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Autotest Idea Published 2010-06-30 @ 00:34 Tagged zentest, minitest I’ve been working on this idea with autotest. Here is the state machine that autotest currently uses: Autotest starts by running all tests. When there is a failure, autotest reruns the failures until they’re all passing. Once they’re all passing, autotest reruns all tests to ensure you didn’t break anything. This last state transi

rubygems now has plugins! Published 2009-04-16 @ 16:33 Tagged ruby, Seattle.rb Rubygems has plugins now! I’ve got an awesome one in the works for Apple’s Dictionary.app coming soonish. To see the gem plugins in action, try this: % sudo gem update --system % sudo gem install graph % gem graph Assuming you have graphviz’s dot somewhere in your path, you’ll wind up with a dot file and a png file of y

Seattle Ruby Brigade Seattle.rb was the first Ruby (and subsequently Ruby on Rails) user group in the world and has met regularly for well over a decade. We convene every Tuesday night to contribute to open source, work on personal projects, and teach and learn from one another. All skill levels are welcome! This is an open group, meaning that no matter your level of experience, where you studied,

zentest autotest and much more Description ZenTest provides 4 different tools: zentest, unit_diff, autotest, and multiruby. ZenTest scans your target and unit-test code and writes your missing code based on simple naming rules, enabling XP at a much quicker pace. ZenTest only works with Ruby and Test::Unit. Nobody uses this tool anymore but it is the package namesake, so it stays. unit_diff is a c

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Zero to Rails in 2 minutes Published 2005-09-15 @ 02:47 Tagged rails, ruby, toys Add one part OmniGraffle 4, one part applescript, one part ruby, and a dash of animosity towards SQL and you get the following lovely lovely dish: From absolutely nothing to a running rails app in under two minutes. SQL not required.