oem

+ [[ -z '' ]]
+ export 'PS4=+[${BASH_SOURCE}] : ${LINENO} : ${FUNCNAME[0]:+${FUNCNAME[0]}() $ }'
+ PS4='+[${BASH_SOURCE}] : ${LINENO} : ${FUNCNAME[0]:+${FUNCNAME[0]}() $ }'
+[/Users/oem/.rvm/scripts/cli] : 564 : __rvm_parse_args() $ [[ -z '' ]]
+[/Users/oem/.rvm/scripts/cli] : 564 : __rvm_parse_args() $ [[ -n '' ]]
+[/Users/oem/.rvm/scripts/cli] : 566 : __rvm_parse_args() $ [[ 0 -eq 1 ]]
+[/Users/oem/.rvm/scripts/cli] : 566 : __rvm_parse_args() $ [[ -n '' ]]
+[/Users/oem/.rvm/scripts/cli] : 15 : __rvm_parse_args() $ [[ -n copy ]]
+[/Users/oem/.rvm/scripts/cli] : 17 : __rvm_parse_args() $ rvm_token=copy
+[/Users/oem/.rvm/scripts/cli] : 19 : __rvm_parse_args() $ [[ 2 -gt 0 ]]

oem

+ [[ -z '' ]]
+ export 'PS4=+[${BASH_SOURCE}] : ${LINENO} : ${FUNCNAME[0]:+${FUNCNAME[0]}() $ }'
+ PS4='+[${BASH_SOURCE}] : ${LINENO} : ${FUNCNAME[0]:+${FUNCNAME[0]}() $ }'
+[/Users/oem/.rvm/scripts/cli] : 564 : __rvm_parse_args() $ [[ -z '' ]]
+[/Users/oem/.rvm/scripts/cli] : 564 : __rvm_parse_args() $ [[ -n '' ]]
+[/Users/oem/.rvm/scripts/cli] : 566 : __rvm_parse_args() $ [[ 0 -eq 1 ]]
+[/Users/oem/.rvm/scripts/cli] : 566 : __rvm_parse_args() $ [[ -n '' ]]
+[/Users/oem/.rvm/scripts/cli] : 15 : __rvm_parse_args() $ [[ -n use ]]
+[/Users/oem/.rvm/scripts/cli] : 17 : __rvm_parse_args() $ rvm_token=use
+[/Users/oem/.rvm/scripts/cli] : 19 : __rvm_parse_args() $ [[ 2 -gt 0 ]]

oem

def read_dir(current, indent="")
  Dir[current + "/*"].each do |dir|
    puts indent + dir.to_s.scan(/[^\/]+$/).to_s
    read_dir(dir, indent + "  ") if FileTest.directory?(dir)
  end
end

read_dir(".")

oem

#!/usr/bin/env ruby
# What's missing from my toolbox?
require "rubygems"

begin
  require "term/ansicolor"
rescue LoadError
  nil
end

oem

# capybara step definition for a quick and dirty date select
# For example:
# When I select "May 7, 2010" as the post "published_on" date

When /^I select "([^"]*)" as the (.+) "([^"]*)" date$/ do |date, model, selector|
  date = Date.parse(date)
  select(date.year.to_s, :from => "#{model}[#{selector}(1i)]")
  select(date.strftime("%B"), :from => "#{model}[#{selector}(2i)]")
  select(date.day.to_s, :from => "#{model}[#{selector}(3i)]")
end

oem

# in Combinatory Logic, a Kestrel is a function that returns a constant function
# An example would be to have a return value and injecting some side effects before returning the value

def first_user_notified
  user = User.first
  user.send_email("foo")
  user
end
# => first user

oem

# method missing fun to fake class methods

class Foo

  def tell(something)
    puts something
    puts yield
  end

  def self.method_missing(name, *args, &block)

oem

File.open("file_with_utf-8_encoding.moo", "r:utf-8").read

oem

# just a small refresher on some meta stuff - haven't commited all of it to
# muscle memory yet
class NoteBook

  attr_accessor :notes

  class << self
    attr_accessor :subclasses
  end

oem

The quest for agility

Rachel Davies

let's do the maximum agile rather than the minimum (pretending by having process-facades)

Agile != meeting hell

Agile is for developing software!