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Performance and stability in capybara tests

If you’ve got flaky or very slow UI tests this is the post for you. I gathered a number of sources and improvements and combined them into a set of suggestions for performance and stability and how a new gem intransient_capybara implements much of this for you. Your tests will never be the same! [more inside]

On Structuring Rails Applications, Part II

When models and controllers are supposed to be skinny, Rails clearly lacks a place to put all the extracted code. While there is a variety of different approaches, we like to keep it simple, stupid. Read more on structuring rails applications in this second part of our blog post.

CardsLib 0.2.2 released!

CardsLib is arguably the “smartest” OO card game library. This update includes adding custom card ranking in deck creation and a code example on how to implement the game “High Card”.

Using PostgreSQL instead of Rails to generate JSON

Generating JSON is a main requirement for many modern day web application, but Ruby is not the fastest way to generate JSON. But fortunately for us we can let the database return our result in JSON itself. This article gives a basic introduction to creating JSON responses from the database itself. [more inside]

Jekyll in Action - Inside the Travis Foundation Site - foundation.travis-ci.org

Hello, from this week’s Vienna.html (Jekyll User Group) meetup - the talk / slide notes from Laura Gaetano about getting started with building a (static) website with Jekyll using the Travis Foundation Site as an example. Tips on themeing, datafiles and using the magic of Sass and more. See Jekyll in Action - Inside Travis Foundation. Happy publishing w/ Jekyll. PS: For reference - the site: foundation.travis-ci.org and the (open) source: github.com/travis-ci/travis-foundation.

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