10 Must-Have Rails Plugins and Gems (2009 Edition)
When Paul Graham wrote that the "list of n things" is a degenerate case of the essay, our first thought was "Wow! That's for us!" And we're going one step farther: we're recycling an old "list of n things" essay from last year. Seriously, we've been thinking of revisiting 10 must-have Rails plugins for a while now. There is a place for lists like that, and the Rails plugin and add-on space has bee
Working With Multiple Ruby Versions Has Never Been This Easy
The Ruby VM market is thriving, and we increasingly find ourselves spending the morning in JRuby and the afternoon in Ruby Enterprise Edition. Or Thursday using Leopard Ruby and Friday using Ruby 1.9. Or … well, you get the idea. So we needed a lightweight tool that eliminates the cost (in both time and frustration) of switching between Ruby versions. We wanted something drop-dead simple. Meet the
Tarantula vs. your Rails app
The Tarantula is a fuzzy spider. It crawls your rails app, fuzzing inputs and analyzing what comes back. We have pointed Tarantula at about 20 Rails applications, both commercial and open source, and have never failed to uncover flaws. How does your Rails app stand up? It's easy to find out. Install the plugin, and create a Tarantula integration test: (Update: Note that Tarantula integration tests
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