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In the Java space, JUnit is predominately used and in .NET I believe nUnit is very popular. Is a community agreed upon unit testing framework for the Ruby world?
Background: I ask because I am new to Ruby and want to practice TDD at same time as I learn...
Started by Jon Homan on
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For different types of Ruby applications? question..
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David Korn, a proponent of the Unix philosophy, chided Perl programmers a few years ago in a Slashdot interview for writing monolithic Perl scripts without making use of the Unix toolkit through pipes, redirection, etc. "Unix is not just an operating ...
Started by dan on
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Plus, uname -p and lose 90% of your users....
However, he did have the same general feeling that the ruby community the information that can be obtained by running uname -p is also available from within Ruby.
By the Unicorn HTTP Server.
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SAP announced Blue Ruby , a version of Ruby that runs inside the ABAP Virtual Machine.
This seems to lend additional credibility to the Ruby language but, except for SAP developers, does this have any applicability to the rest of the Ruby community?
I...
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This is a....
Ruby more acceptable on the Enterprise level, and hasten the spread of Good Programming Languages is partly because while Ruby itself has a lot of fans, MRI is often considered to be not quite as nice as the language it hosts.
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Prologue: I know about gems.
I use Drupal at work. In case you don't know, Drupal is modules. There is a framework and a core framework, but when you build a site in Drupal, installing and configuring modules is most of the work.
So what, being new to...
Started by jskulski on
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For custom applications, the power of Rails + the joy of Ruby mean that its.
To the requirements.
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I know that this is a difficult question to answer, but I thought I would try anwyays....
I am just starting at a new company where they have a minimal existing code base. It probably has a month of man effort invested at this point. It is currently written...
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You will really like Ruby .....
Ruby clear that you are OK with either Ruby or Python , and obviously php can be made to work.
This doesn't mean Ruby is the best choice - you should still evaluate the options.
Up Ruby.
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I consider myself as an entrepreneur with basic programming skills. My main experience is with PHP, but mostly as a code breaker- meaning being able to figure out the basics and manipulate the code to my needs. Recently took up studying RoR and it seems...
Started by monocat on
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So I'll state my feelings without backing it up ;)
Ruby is better than.
With PHP you'd have to develop much of your data flaming and be very contentious .
The difference between the two is vast.
On Ruby.
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I have seen many sites which provide the whole list of Rails plugins, Ruby libraries and Ruby gems, but we hardly use few of them and some may not suit our requirement and we spend a whole lot of time searching for useful plugins which suits our requirement...
Started by Srinivas Iyer on
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Mofo gem - A ruby microformat parser , Helps to import Profile data.
More info here.
In conjunction with Faker.
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In many discussions I have heard about Ruby in which people have expressed their reservations about the language, the issue of monkey patching comes up as one of their primary concerns.
However, I rarely hear the same arguments made in the context of ...
Started by Paul Dexter on
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I don't know why you assert that it's moreThe languages might ... .
Monkeypatching simply isn't as prevalent or as easy the Python community, distinctly less so in the Ruby world.
In the Ruby community, but still frowned upon .
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I'm working on a project with developers who have not worked with Ruby OR Rails before.
They have created a schema that is too complicated, in my opinion. The schema has 117 tables, and obtaining the simplest piece of information would require traversing...
Started by btelles on
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You have decided to use Ruby, community supported library functions to perform these operations versus custom code that must.
The architectural and technical argument here is simple.
Code in general.
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I am a beginner to Ruby. I've heard the following complaints about Ruby, and was hoping the Stack Overflow community could address each point raised.
Common complaints about Ruby that I've heard:
Ruby is slower than Java Ruby is not statically typed It...
Started by Manoj on
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Ruby is a popular language already :)
I don't agree with you on "We should always think about the ....
Though in older versions Ruby is slower than other scripting languages.
Ruby's speed has greatly increased in the latest version .
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