Ruby tips you wish you knew
Small Ruby tricks that make scripts and gems feel nicer.
stop rubygems from installing documentation
bjh
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ruby, rubygems, gem
Ruby - Find if all the elements in the array are same
nava teja tummalapalli
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ruby, array, uniq, array unique
Kill "hanging" ruby processes on windows
Kristoffer Roupé
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ruby, windows, processes
Wrote a book about doing front-end dev in an existing rails app
Miles Matthias
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ruby, book, css, rails
Retrieve new object from association, not class
Dave Aronson
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ruby, rails, test, testing
Provide DataMapper with a default sorting method
Giovanni Capuano
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ruby, sorting, orm, datamapper
ri: Ruby reference offline
Melanie Archer
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ruby, ri
Ruby threequals & Proc
István Demeter
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ruby, threequals
Rspec matcher: include_kind_of
Gatis Tomsons
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ruby, rspec, matcher
use jewelrybox to manage ruby
Ketema Harris
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0 responses
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ruby, tool, rvm
RVM: local ruby version & gemset
Evgeniy Serykh
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ruby, rubygems, gem, rvm
6 Ways To Remove Pain From Feature Testing In Ruby On Rails
David Elliott
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ruby, rails, link, testing
Quickly setup your project .rvmrc
Jesse Panganiban
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ruby, bash, rvm
Specify rails new version
蒼時弦や
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ruby, rails, note
Total Noob
James Malley
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ruby, rails, block
Make Rails Console to show ActiveRecord SQL calls
Daniel Kosalla
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ruby, rails, sql, debugging
rvm gemset setup
Wayne Graham
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bash, rvm, gemsets
Hello World
蒼時弦や
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0 responses
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javascript, ruby, php, hello world
Rails Routing URLs Anywhere
Ryan McGeary
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ruby, rails, routes
uninstall all rubygems
bjh
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ruby, terminal, gem
Setting up RVM on Ubuntu
Rafael Kiyohiro Une
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ruby, rails, linux, rvm
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