Switch to Passenger (mod_rails) in development on OSX in less than 7 minutes or your money back! : Robby on Rails :
We recently switched our default builds of Rails Boxcar to leverage the benefits of using Passenger (mod_rails) for deployment of your Ruby on Rails applications and it’s been working out great for our customers. Several of our customers and colleagues mentioned that they also began using Passenger in development, which was intriguing. But… Mongrel has been working great for us for the past few ye
Flash Message Conductor : Robby on Rails :
Do you find yourself copying and pasting the same code from Rails application-to-application as new projects start? Our team has a handful of projects in development right now and we notice that some of these reusable components tend to get out of sync when we bounce between projects. So, we’re making an effort to spot these and are creating a handful of plugins so that we can keep them updated be
git-svn is a gateway drug : Robby on Rails :
As we’re migrating away from Subversion to Git, I’m having to learn a lot about git-svn. Andy has posted a few articles on this topic, but I wanted to share a quick tip that I find myself forgetting. Working with Subversion branches While you’re hopefully already familiar with how great local branches are with Git, you might not know that you can connect local branches to remote branches in your S
Deploying Rails with an interactive Capistrano recipe to your Boxcar : Robby on Rails :
I wanted to share something that I’ve been meaning to share on here. When we began planning Rails Boxcar, we really want to reduce the amount of work that it took to setup and deploy a VPS for a Rails application. During this period, we began to look at the deployment process itself and began working on an interactive tool for developers for setting up their deployment environment on their Boxcar
Installing Ruby on Rails and PostgreSQL on OS X, Third Edition : Robby on Rails :
Over the past few years, I’ve helped you walk through the process of getting Ruby on Rails up and running on Mac OS X. The last version has been getting a lot of comments related to issues with the new Apple Leopard, so I’m going this post will expand on previous installation guides with what’s working for me as of January 2008. The following guide is how our development team at Planet Argon prefe
Putting Tumblr to work for you : Robby on Rails :
I’ve been using Tumblr off and on since early April. I tend to neglect it because I’ve found the interface a bit clumsy. The recent redesign hasn’t improved on the things that I consider obstacles in getting things quickly added to my tumblr. Since the concept behind the tumblr is to quickly share things with people, the interface doesn’t facilitate this workflow as quickly as I think it could. In
Get to Know a Gem: Rak : Robby on Rails :
A few months ago, I posted about an article that showed you how to colorize your grep search results. Since then, I’ve heard people talking about ack, which describes itself as… “a tool like grep, aimed at programmers with large trees of heterogeneous source code.” It’s written in Perl, which is fine and dandy… but before I installed it, I heard that there was a Ruby version named rak, which descr
Master/Slave Databases with Ruby on Rails : Robby on Rails :
Not terribly long ago, I announced Active Delegate, which was a really lightweight plugin that I developed to allow models to talk to multiple databases for specific methods. The plugin worked great for really simple situations, like individual models.. but when it came time to test with associations it fell apart. I haven’t had a chance to work on any updates and knew that it was going to take mo
Spice up your Terminal with colored grep pattern results : Robby on Rails :
Earlier, I came across a post by Garry Dolley, which he shows how to acheive colorized grep matches in bash. I recall having color matches when I used to use Linux on a daily basis as my primary work environment, but haven’t gotten around to setting this up on my MacBook, which is where I do almost all of my development work. Before If you don’t already have colors, a grep in your terminal might l
Multiple Database Connections in Ruby on Rails : Robby on Rails :
We have a client that already has some database replication going on in their deployment and needed to have most of their Ruby on Rails application pull from slave servers, but the few writes would go to the master, which would then end up in their slaves. So, I was able to quickly extend ActiveRecord with just two methods to achieve this. Anyhow, earlier today, someone in #caboose asked if there
The Zen of Auto Rspec : Robby on Rails :
Several months ago, I heard that people were using a program called autotest to have their tests continue to run as you made changes to your code base, which comes with ZenTest. It’s a really nice tool written by Ryan Davis and I hadn’t gotten a chance to play with it as of yet. Well, our team isn’t spending too much time in the test/ directory these days as we jumped ship near the end of last sum
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