Ruby tips you wish you knew
Small Ruby tricks that make scripts and gems feel nicer.
Detect vs. select
Melanie Archer
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ruby, array
Uninstall all gems in OS X
Ara
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0 responses
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ruby, gems, osx
Run a script before invoking IRb
ben
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ruby, irb
Cool Ruby Gems
Bob Roberts
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0 responses
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ruby, rails
Avoiding some parameters - [Small RoR tip #1]
Matías
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ruby, rails, tip, ror
Keeping your AMI at the latest version with Chef
Alec Hipshear
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ruby, chef, aws
Find Outdated Gems
Ben Ackles
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0 responses
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ruby
Fun with Lamda in Ruby
Georges Jentgen
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0 responses
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ruby, lambda
Set Pow http_proxy and https_proxy configuration
Wesley Conde
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0 responses
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ruby, rails, pow
Sending e-mails in Rails using the google API
Arthur Henrique Guimarães
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ruby, google, rails, mail
Retry a subset of failed jobs in Resque 1.x
Nisanth
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ruby, rails
wallpapers
Kirill Temnov
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0 responses
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ruby, imagemagick
nicolas-brousse/RMonitor
Nicolas B.
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0 responses
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ruby, monitoring, nicolas-brousse, github
Uri.encode vs. uri-handler to_uri method
Alex Lushpai
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ruby, url
Use Kernel.sleep() rather than sleep() so that you can flexmock it.
Ryan Geyer
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ruby, sleep, flexmock
Extracting Controller Behaviours
Yonatan Bergman
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ruby, rails, controller, srp
What did we do before RoR?
Cole Hecht
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ruby, rails, web, html
Big integers in Ruby
Vlad Shvedov
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ruby, integer
rails helper methods to load lorempixel.com images
Cyber
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ruby, rails, image, metaprogramming
401k contribution percentage calculator
Colin Dean
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ruby, 401k
Ruby alias and alias_method
Yaodong Zhao
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0 responses
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ruby, dongbeta
Gem para previsão do tempo pelo ClimaTempo
Rogério Zambon
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ruby, gem, climatempo
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