tmux Copy & Paste on OS X: A Better Future
tmux recently updated to version 1.8, and with the update came a new command that greatly simplifies integrating with the OS X clipboard. With prior versions of tmux, there wasn’t a straightforward method for getting text copied in tmux to the OS X clipboard. In How to Copy and Paste with tmux on Mac OS X we shared the best solution available at the time, but it required a handful of other configu
Sandi Metz' Rules For Developers
Back in January, Sandi Metz introduced her rules for developers in a Ruby Rogues podcast episode episode. Around the time Sandi’s rules were published, the team I am on was starting a new project. This post details the experience of that team applying Sandi’s rules to the new application. The rules _There are four rules._ Here are the rules: Classes can be no longer than one hundred lines of code.
Vim Splits - Move Faster and More Naturally
Most of us are Vim users and have tweaked our favorite editor for speed and convenience. See thoughtbot’s dotfiles. One of my favorite tools is the window split. Here is a quick splits overview and configurations to use them more effectively. The basics Create a vertical split using :vsp and horizontal with :sp. By default, they duplicate the current buffer. This command also takes a filename:
How to Test Sinatra-Based Web Services
Sinatra is a fantastic lightweight framework for building web services. We’ll use it as the application framework for the HTTP endpoints in our Service Oriented Architecture. The testing approach will be in-process, which means that the test suite is running in the same Ruby process as the web service. This eliminates the need to run an external HTTP web server. Application structure Unlike Rails,
Object-Oriented File Importing and Parsing
The following is an example of file importing and parsing in Ruby using object-oriented techniques such as duck typing and dependency injection. Inject a CSVParser dependency into a the Importer # app/controllers/contact_imports_controller.rb: class ContactImportsController < ApplicationController def new @importer = Importer.new end def create @importer = Importer.new( parser: CSVParser.new(impor
How to Copy and Paste with tmux on Mac OS X
Update (Jul1 19, 2013) - tmux 1.8 is out, and with it comes a simplified integration with the OS X clipboard. Check out tmux Copy and Paste on OS X: A Better Future for or updated technique. tmux is becoming pretty popular as of late, but as with any new technology, there are skeptics. I’m here to quell some rumors and outline how to start using tmux effectively. Out of all the questions I get, th
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