Ruby tips you wish you knew
Small Ruby tricks that make scripts and gems feel nicer.
Fork is not a heroku command
fool-dev
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0 responses
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heroku, ruby, ruby on rails, fork
Rails TDD: Stub a model class method before require
Gilbert
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0 responses
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ruby, rails
Manual Polymorphic Creation in Rails
Daniel P. Clark
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0 responses
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ruby, rails, manually, manual
Custom link_to in Rails
Bruno
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0 responses
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ruby, rails, link_to
Better errors in your Rails app
Luiz Fonseca
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0 responses
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ruby, rails, development, errors
Creating simple network chat using ruby
Emad Elsaid
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1 response
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ruby, network, rails, chat
Install Ruby 1.9.3-p194 on Openshift DIY Easily
Alif Rachmawadi
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0 responses
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ruby, rbenv, openshift
Rendering partial with a layout
David Morrow
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0 responses
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ruby, rails
Sequential Strings
Steven Nunez
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1 response
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ruby, enumerable
Working with Unicode in Ruby
Tu Hoang
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2 responses
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ruby, magic_encoding
Offline Template Renderer for Rails Rake Tasks or Background Worker
Rafael Oliveira
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0 responses
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ruby, rails, rake, offline
Object-Hash Mapping for Redis
Gustavo Leguizamon
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2 responses
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ruby, redis
Sharing your Screen on the network with Ruby
Emad Elsaid
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0 responses
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ruby, rails, code, server
Testing Chef on Multiple Environments using Vagrant
Emil Soman
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0 responses
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ruby, vagrant, chef
Disable Guard while running `git checkout`
Aaron Jensen
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0 responses
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ruby, guard, dotfiles, git
RubyMotion wrapper for MBProgressHud
Alan deLevie
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0 responses
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ruby, bubble-wrap, mbprogresshud, rubymotion
Load environment variables from .env file when testing
Shavit
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0 responses
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ruby, rails, testing, helper
Using Hstore to Store Post Tags in Rails 3.
Jordon Bedwell
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0 responses
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ruby, rails, hstore, postgresql
Ruby, Postgres, Sequel and Time Zones
Robert Sosinski
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0 responses
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ruby, postgres, sequel
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