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New Planet Pluto Template Packs - Forty and Paper ++ Added (Static) Theme/Template Gallery

Hello, I’ve added two new planet template/theme packs, that is, 1) Forty - inspired by Twitter - the name forty is a reference to the one hundred forty short message limit 2) Paper - inspired by white paper ;-) You can see some examples in the new (static) theme/template gallery - [Forty], [Paper] or live on Planet Ruby - [Forty], [Paper]. Happy Planet. Happy New Year. Cheers. Prosit 2015.

Python Environment Management for Rubyists – a Guide

Python has always been an intriguing language to me, but I’ve never been a huge fan of its syntax. Thankfully, I’ve now discovered a few tools that make managing multiple versions of Python and your projects libraries a breeze (on Mac/Linux systems, at least). In this post, I’ll walk you through a basic Python setup to get you rolling on a new project.

How do you take an app from testless to TDD?

You’re excited about the app you’ve made. There’s just one problem — you don’t have any tests. You wanted to write it using Test-Driven Development, but you didn’t quite know where to start. So you’re stuck. Where do you go from here? How do you get from an app with no tests, to writing your apps using TDD?

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