Ruby tips you wish you knew
Capistrano deploy sequence
Andreas Loupasakis
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0 responses
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ruby, rails, capistrano, deploy
RubyMotion wrapper for MBProgressHud
Alan deLevie
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0 responses
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ruby, bubble-wrap, mbprogresshud, rubymotion
From MacPorts to Homebrew
Alexander Tamoykin
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0 responses
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gem, mac, os x, rvm
Convert Postgres tables to Ruby hashes
Jason Rogers
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0 responses
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ruby, hstore, postgresql
Ruby: automatic get and set methods
Mariz Melo
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3 responses
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ruby, oop
Read Github's Style Guide for CSS, HTML, JS, and Ruby
Adam Stankiewicz
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0 responses
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ruby, css, html, javascript
Start localtunnel programmatically with rails s
Eric Holmes
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0 responses
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ruby, rails
FactoryGirl syntax sugar for MiniTest
Phil Cohen
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2 responses
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ruby, tdd, rails, testing
Use lambdas with case/when and ampex
Hannes Georg
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0 responses
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ruby, higher order, more awesomeness
Pass the database pwd to Rails with an environment variable
Felix Holmgren
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2 responses
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ruby, rails, apache, capistrano
HMT associations with acl9
Enrique Vidal
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3 responses
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ruby, rails, acl9
Pow with RVM gemset
Fabrice Lejeune
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0 responses
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gem, rvm, pow
rvm gemset setup
Wayne Graham
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0 responses
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bash, rvm, gemsets
Using paperclip with mongomapper
Sylvain Niles
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0 responses
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ruby, rails, gems, mongomapper
Always install gems to vendor/bundler
Mateusz Lenik
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0 responses
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ruby, bundler, gems
Install REE with rvm on Mountain Lion
Michał Szajbe
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0 responses
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rvm, mountain lion, ree
Git time tracking
Steve Halford
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1 response
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ruby, git, time tracking
Destructuring with Ruby
Anandha Krishnan
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0 responses
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ruby, destructuring
i18n-js assets for EmberJS or any other Javascript framework.
Randy Morgan
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0 responses
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ruby, rails, emberjs, asset pipeline
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