Greenletters: Painless automation and testing for command-line applications - avdi.codes
Greenletters: Painless automation and testing for command-line applications Skip to entry content Did you ever use Expect to automate a complex command-line procedure, like an FTP upload? Expect is handy – and very powerful – but for Ruby projects it sure would be nice to be able to automate console apps directly from Ruby. You may not have known it, but Ruby actually ships with a tiny Expect clon
Hammertime: An interactive error console for Ruby - avdi.codes
Hammertime: An interactive error console for Ruby Skip to entry content Users of Lisp and Smalltalk environments are used to having some pretty powerful tools for debugging exceptions in their code. For instance, here’s the dialog I see when I try to do execute some bad code in Squeak: Ruby users are not so lucky. Our first indication of an error is either the code not working or a stack trace, de
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