<h5 class="heading">Browse Our Cities</h5>
    <% territories = Territory.list.in_groups(3, false) %>
    <ul class="location_list">

# ~:$ irb
 :foo < :bar # => NoMethodError: undefined method `<' for :foo:Symbol
 

The assigns hash is used to access the ivars that the controller exposes to the view.  You don't set
stuff in the assigns hash before making a request, because that would be the same as jamming an ivar
into the controller.  Why do you need to do that?  One common case I see is people wanting to set

# Typical way of handling the email in the controller
class UsersController < ApplicationController
  def create

class ObjectUnderTest
  def initialize(collab)
    @collaborator = collab

class ObjectUnderTest
  def initialize(collab)
    @collaborator = collab

class CheckoutClassBuilder
  def initialize
    @stubs = []

describe "sending an email" do
  it "should call the service" do
    service = mock('email service')

# USAGE: 
# 
# ruby task_runner.rb run     -- start the daemon and stay on top

it "should create a new account" do
  lambda { do_post }.should change(Account, :count).by(1)
end

describe "authorize credit card gateway", :shared => true do
  describe "storing a credit card" do
    it "should set the authorize_net id" do

# done
# -- Matthew Peychich
Factory.define :venue do |v|

class Address < ActiveRecord::Base
  after_save :ensure_matching_postal_code
 

loop do
  ActiveRecord::Base.connection.execute "DELETE FROM sessions WHERE updated_at < '#{7.days.ago.to_s(:db)}' LIMIT 1000"
  sleep 2

def funky_foo(shakalaka, &block)
  if some_condition
    # lines of code

require 'timeout'
 
seconds_to_run = 2

class RestfulReader
  def get(things)
    # GET funky restafarian

describe Agency do
  before(:each) do
    puts "in before(:each)"

# This comes from GenericWebLibrary
class BaseComponent
end

class SimpleAR
  def self.has_many(collection)
    define_method(collection) do