Protected Methods and Ruby 2.0 | Tenderlove Making
TL;DR: respond_to? will return false for protected methods in Ruby 2.0 Let’s check out how protected and private methods behave in Ruby. After that, we’ll look at how Ruby 2.0 changes could possibly break your code (and what to do about it). Method Visibility In Ruby, we have three visibilities: public, protected, and private. Let’s define a class with all three: class Heart def public_method; end
Is it live? | Tenderlove Making
TL;DR Rails 4.0 will allow you to stream arbitrary data at arbitrary intervals with Live Streaming. HAPPY MONDAY EVERYONE! Besides enabling multi-threading by default, one of the things I really wanted for Rails 4.0 is the ability to stream data to the client. I want the ability to treat the response object as an I/O object, and have the data I write immediately available to the client. Essentiall
Tenderlove Making - Testing JavaScript Outside the Browser
The other day at LA RubyConf during the Johnson presentation, I showed a few slides which I don’t think were given the time that they deserve. Not that we didn’t have enough time, I just don’t think I made as big a deal about them as I should have. Those particular slides demonstrated HTML Document Object manipulation executed in JavaScript outside any web browser. Those particular slides, and tha
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