The Padrino team is very pleased to finally be able to announce the 0.11.0 release of the Padrino Framework! We have been working on this release for almost a year now and we have had dozens of contributors helping us stabilize Padrino. We know our release cycle got out whack and this...
Finding redundant CSS rules with csscss Posted by zmoazeni on March 22, 2013 — 0 comments Ever wanted to find out right away how many repeated rules you have in your CSS stylesheets? Well now you can with csscss . Just run it against a series of stylesheets and it will report how much...
Class#to_proc Posted by rubiii on March 22, 2013 — 0 comments Just stumbled upon this pattern in my code, googled it and found a nice blog post by Dan Manges explaining the idea. What do you think? Comments Post a Comment Comment abilities for non registered users are currently de...
9:15 To 10:00 Why We Need DevOps Now: A Fourteen Year Study Of High Performing IT Organizations by Gene Kim 10:00 To 10:30 Hell Has Frozen Over: DevOps & Security by James Turnbull 10:30 To 11:00 Keep Ops Happy, Designing for Production by Jason Roelofs 11:00 To 1:00 Lunch 1:00 To 1:3...
I imagine in an alternate future, Adria just turned around, smiled and whispered, “Hey. No offense, but I’m not all that interested in hearing about your dongle, you know?’. The men would have become momentarily embarrassed, and then reflexively defensive before letting their rational...
Using ElasticSearch with Ruby Posted by codegram on March 22, 2013 — 0 comments We just published the slides from the using ElasticSearch with Ruby (introductory) talk at Barcelona on Rails. Comments Post a Comment Comment abilities for non registered users are currently deactivat...
Rescue projects are unique challenges. Chances are, you’re working with someone else’s code. (Or maybe you’re working with your own code, but it’s been so long you don’t remember the work or it represents a former self’s skill set.) If a project hasn’t been touched in awhile, you may ...
5K Fun Run Come join us for the fourth annual MountainWest RubyConf 5K. Runners and walkers of all abilities are welcome! When & Where Thursday, April 4, 2013 at 7:00 A.M. (we’ll be back before the conference starts). Liberty Park, located at 600 E 1300 S . We’ll be meeting at the sou...
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As a recognized leader in highly disciplined agile software development practices, Pivotal Labs has been building high reliability software for over 20 years. We build consumer and enterprise web and mobile applications for global clients, and have a growing practice building applicat...
March 19, 2013 Get some Inadequate Guids to Ruby and Rails Security, take a dip in the XPool, and turn Ruby into JavaScript on this episode of Ruby5. March 15th, 2013 Validate password entropy with StrongPassword gem / easy browser tests with Page Object Pattern and SitePrism gem / Ru...
As a recognized leader in highly disciplined agile software development practices, Pivotal Labs has been building high reliability software for over 20 years. We build consumer and enterprise web and mobile applications for global clients, and have a growing practice building applicat...
Now, there’s been a lot of talk for a long time about so-called “pseudo-classical” JavaScript. Mostly, the new guard of JavaScript folk don’t like to use the new keyword. It was written into the language to act more like Java, and its use is a little confusing. I’m not going to take s...
IronRuby is a cross-platform and cross-browser programming language, so prerequisites will vary based on usage. Here are the recommended runtimes are for each platform: Windows desktop & server apps On Windows for desktop and server usage, the .NET framework is the recommended runtime...
On 16 March 2013 04:40, Jason Hsu, Android developer <[email protected]> wrote: > What are your favorite IDEs for Ruby on Rails? Are there any good IDEs that > IMMEDIATELY flag problems the way Eclipse does in Android development? > Given the importance of testing, I'd like to use ...
Tips for writing your own Rails engine While converting Clearance to a Rails engine was easy, once we were there, we found it wasn’t Valhalla. We fixed the bugs while using the engine internally on a few apps. Here are the lessons we learned. Keep them in mind if you’re thinking of wr...
But this approach becomes increasingly impractical as the table size increases, since User.all.each instructs Active Record to fetch the entire table in a single pass, build a model object per row, and then keep the entire array of model objects in memory. Indeed, if we have a large n...
Ruby on Rails Talk is where Rails users come to seek help, announce projects, and discuss all kind of matters surrounding the framework and the community. If you're working on a patch, you can raise issues on the core list . We also have a dedicated list for Script.aculo.us and Protot...
has_many :bugs, :through => :rails Using ruby-debug with Pow Published over 1 year ago After moving to Sam Stephenson’s awesome Pow , not being able to use ruby-debug was the primary obstacle I had adjusting to my new development environment. But as it turns out, it’s very simple to u...
I’m a little behind on my blog feeds, so I didn’t read Collective Idea ’s article about json_spec until yesterday. They created a gem which provides some RSpec matchers and Cucumber steps to do JSON API testing, since “They can be a joy to build but a pain to test”. In this article, I...
