Author:
Charles Brian Quinn
If you’re just getting started with testing (and general test-first or test-driven development) in your Ruby and Ruby on Rails applications, you have a couple of choices.
You can go with Ruby’s Unit::Test, built right in to Ruby, and built-in to Rails with unit, functional, and integration test suites setup for you.…
Author:
derek
We recently sat down with Geoffrey Grosenbach for the Ruby on Rails Podcast and talked about Scout, PlaceShout, working as a remote team, and balancing client work with internal projects.
Author:
derek
We thought you’d like Scout – but we didn’t expect to reach our 100 account limit in about an hour and a half.
We’re already collecting feedback and gearing up for the next launch.
Don’t worry if you didn’t get in this time – we’re collecting lots of feedback for our full launch.…
Author:
andre
Hotspotr — my community-driven WiFi hotspot site — announced a content-providing partnership with LightPole today. You can read the press release over at http://lightpole.net/press/index.html.
Hotspotr lists over 8,000 user-contributed WiFi hotspots. LightPole provides a mobile client you can use to browse Hotspotr from your mobile phone using an interactive, maps-based interface:
You can download the LightPole mobile client for free from the Hotspotr homepage.…
Author:
Administrator
Some small fixes — some users complained that the top and bottom margins were too large, so I’ve made the call: All modern printers can print to within one third of an inch of the edge of the paper. I had a bug where I was mutating a collection while iterating over it — 10.5 is much more uptight about such things.…