December 2008
3 posts
Open the source folder of a gem in your $Editor...
UPDATE: Updated the code. It’s a lot faster now, because we only have to wait for “gem env gemdir” one time.
Sometimes reading the documentation of a gem is not enough and you want to take a look at the gem’s source code.
I was a bit tired of clicking through the Finder to get there. I wanted one command to get to the source. So i combinded several solutions into one...
RubyConf 2008 - "Writing code that doesnt suck" →
Related to the previous post, i think this is the way things should be done. - Testing against your public interface, instead of testing every method on it’s own.
I felt kinda drifting, what and how to test things, but this gave me the feeling that i am not totally wrong. I never used something like Webrat, though i should try some like it. I don’t use RSpec for Unit-testing either,...
A critical look at the current state of Ruby... →