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return values from fork: fork_and_return

revert any side-effects like require or memory leaks and still get a result fork_and_return

gem install fork require ‘fork’ Fork.return { 1+1 } # => 2 I think it doe…
oh, also if you don’t need the result immediately, the fork gem allows you to d…

data-writer - A gem to write to DATA

As most of you probably know in Ruby you can tell the interpreter the source file with the line: END [more inside]

You may want to take a look at https://github.com/apeiros/scriptfile - it lets …
Exactly the solution to my current problem, thanks!

Sportbook - Open Source Sports Betting Pool Ready for 2012/13 Football Season (in Rails 3.2+)

Now that the European Football Championship (aka Euro 2012) is over I’ve reconfigured the Sportbook app with new game fixtures for more fun in the upcoming football season. You’re welcome to add your own game fixtures or host your own pools. Example events include Austrian Bundesliga 2012/13, México Primera División Apertura 2012, World Cup Quali 2012/13 and others. More info. Cheers.

Roadmap for Rails Apps Composer 2.0

Rails Apps Composer is a gem with recipes to create Rails application templates you can use to generate Rails starter apps. I use it to create the app templates and example apps for the RailsApps project. It’s become popular (over 500 watchers on GitHub). It’s a lot like Michael Bleigh’s RailsWizard or Dr. Nic Williams’s App Scrolls. If you’ve used the gem, you can take a poll to let me know if it has been useful and suggest any improvements you’d like to see. Here’s the Roadmap for Rails Apps Composer 2.0.

Localization early-adopter plans now available

Locale is an agile localization tool for Ruby developers. It means no more hand-coding of yaml files, no more syntax errors, and easy collaboration between developers, content owners, and translators. Hundreds of Ruby developers have been helping out with the public beta of Locale, which ends on August 8th 2012. Beta sign-up is still open and grants access to special early-adopter pricing for a limited time.

Don't Make Your Code "More Testable"

In this article I attempt to slightly redirect the focus of the community from “fast tests” to writing well designed systems by listening to the feedback coming from our isolated unit tests.

I totally agree with this article, I was going to write something along the sam…
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