Ruby tips you wish you knew
Small Ruby tricks that make scripts and gems feel nicer.
Trouble-free rbenv and bundler
David Hassler
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ruby, bundler, rbenv
Or not.
Tony Schneider
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ruby
Debugging with caller
Titov Andrey
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0 responses
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ruby, debugging, breakpoint, pry
The best HTTP gem - 'rest'
Travis Reeder
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1 response
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ruby, gem
Using ZEUS to speed up things when developing
sschuchlenz
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0 responses
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ruby, rails, development, zeus
Detect and Respect CSS Selector Limits
Ryan Sonnek
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ruby, css, rails, testing
Weather and Money Simple Parser
Anthony Shabanov
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0 responses
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ruby, parser, web weather, web money
Reutilizando funcionalidades com rails engines e rubygems
Lucas
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ruby, rails, engine, rubygem
Hide the status bar in RubyMotion
Clayton McIlrath
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ruby, ios, rubymotion
Basic CanCan With PostgreSQL Hstore.
Jordon Bedwell
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ruby, rails, postgresql, hstore
Gem To Test E-mail on Local Development Environment
Kevin
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ruby, rails, on
test your Ruby Regular Expressions
bjh
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ruby, regex, test
Ruby inherited method bug
Dmitry Vorotilin
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0 responses
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ruby, rails
Unicorn with Vagrant
Evan Machnic
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ruby, rails, unicorn, vagrant
How to find Infinity in Ruby
Jiren Patel
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ruby, infinity
Project rvmrc files!
Peter Walker
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rails, rvm, env
Remove duplicated "before"s from your specs
Alex G
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0 responses
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ruby, rspec
Running a certain test with tconsole 1.2.8
Jana Petrova
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ruby, rails, tconsole
[rails] Display objects in groups
Valentino
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ruby, rails, enumerable
Opção de Hospedagem PaaS no Brasil
Diogo Goebel
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ruby, hosting, aws, cloud
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