So in my Rails apps lately I’ve been using the hell out of some RSpec. I have to say that it’s making me a better, more methodical coder. It’s not just allowing me to define my app in terms of expected behaviors and providing the well understood regression testing capabilities of any testing [...]
So I recently got to use Rick Olson’s attachment_fu in a Rails application I’m working on, and it is pretty awesome. It takes a lot of the hassle out of managing files that you might need to upload such as images, and even has the capability of doing thumbnails on the fly. Attachment_fu [...]
I’m at the CVREG meeting watching Jon give his presentation on GitHub, the new awesomeness that everybody (nerdy) is talking about. I’m still learning about it and figuring out how / why it’s different than Subversion, but look for a personal project on there soon.
git is a source code management system designed to make [...]
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