adarsh

task :env_checker do
  unless Rails.env.development?
    puts "Not in development environment, exiting!"
    exit 1
  end
end

namespace :app_name do
  desc 'Anonymize user, company, and location information'
    task :anonymize => [:environment, :env_checker] do

krsmurata

if Rails.env.development?
  MAX_LOG_SIZE = 10.megabytes
  
  logs = [ File.join(Rails.root, 'log', 'development.log'), File.join(Rails.root, 'log', 'test.log') ]

  logs.each do |log|
    log_size = File.size?(log).to_i
    if log_size > MAX_LOG_SIZE
      $stdout.puts "Removing Log: #{log}"
      `rm #{log}`

bglusman

module HashInit

#example usage:

#  instead of this -
#  
#  class Message
#    attr_reader :content, :sender, :subject
#    attr_accessor :event
#    def initialize(message)

roidrage

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• JavaScript Performance Rocks: http://javascriptrocks.com/performance/
• Redmine Tips: http://www.redminetips.com/
• The SPDY Book: http://spdybook.com/
• Rails 3 Upgrade Handbook: http://www.railsupgradehandbook.com/
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• Recipes With Backbone:

codebrew

// helper to create proper asset paths if an asset host is configured
App.assets = {

  assets : {
    <% AssetsUtil.images.each do |img| %>
      "<%= img %>" : "<%= asset_path(img) %>",
    <% end %>
  },
  
  

jacobat

Introduction

Corey Haines gave his Fast Tests talk at the Golden Gate Ruby Conference 2011 (http://confreaks.net/videos/641-gogaruco2011-fast-rails-tests), here's my feedback on it.

So first up, I think it's very interesting to see another take on how to speed up Rails testing. There's been a focus on it for a couple of years now with various solutions coming for it. From running tests in parallel, to tweaking the filesystem for faster access. Corey Haines take on it is that we should isolate ourselves from the framework that Rails provides and do as much as possible in plain Ruby objects and modules. In his talk he shows how he has been able to massively improve the runtime of his tests by implementing this.

I think it is a logical next step to the current that has been in the community for a while where we have been debating how to improve the design of Rails applications.

Objections

caius

require "uri"

(URI::REGEXP.constants - ["PATTERN"]).each do |rc|
  puts "#{rc}: #{URI::REGEXP.const_get(rc)}"
end

URI::REGEXP::PATTERN.constants.each do |pc|
  puts "#{pc}: #{URI::REGEXP::PATTERN.const_get(pc)}"
end

grosser

# https://gist.github.com/1214052
require 'sinatra/base'

class ResqueWeb < Sinatra::Base
  require 'resque/server'
  use Rack::ShowExceptions

  if CFG[:user].present? and CFG[:password].present?
    Resque::Server.use Rack::Auth::Basic do |user, password|
      user == CFG[:user] && password == CFG[:password]

ariera

A keyboard shortcut to run tests with watchr

When developing in rails I use watchr to run the tests each time a file is saved, but lots of times I find my self adding a whitespace or a newline and saving just to trigger watchr and run the tests.

I wanted to have is a simple keyboard shortcut (like F15) to tell watchr to run the last spec, and mpartel (thx! : ) gave me an idea on how to do it, so here it is:

Dependencies

Obviously you need watchr, but we're also going to need pgrep that will help us find out the pid of the watchr process. So go ahead and do

sudo port install proctools

dandorman

require 'spec_helper'

describe FeaturePool do
  it "creates a new instance given valid attributes" do
    Fabricate :feature_pool
  end

  it "is not valid without a name" do
    Fabricate.build(:feature_pool, :name => "").should_not be_valid
  end