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Rails best practices slides at kungfurails

This’s my slides about best practices, anti-patterns, teaching you how to write better rails code. Other videos and slides see Kungfurails website.

Wow! Your slideshow contains pretty useful knowledge, thank you :)
Great slides, thanks!
Valuable one
In 7. Move Model Logic into the Model … am I missing something? Where is the sa…

mail: A really Ruby library

mikel has released a Ruby emailing library called mail. It handles emails generation, parsing and sending in a simple, rubyesque manner.

Forgot title: “mail: A really Ruby library”.
seems great !
You can edit your own posts, rizwan, but I’ve changed it for you here :-) …

Rubyists.EU: A haven for all the European Rubyists

The Rubyists.EU initiative is a free of charge communication platform that aims at promoting awareness, enhancing assistance, and further boosting cooperation and collaboration among individual hackers and User Groups in Europe. We are looking forward to seeing how your participation in the Rubyists.EU initiative can shape the vision and influence the development of both Ruby and Rails in Europe!

It’s just a map.
Give me some time, bpy/girl. You’re welcome to collaborate, anyway! ;)

Stupid Questions

He has a point, there are a lot of obvious stupid questions asked that can be solved by simply going to google. Check it out

Srsly, this should not be on Rubyflow. That there are noobs, some of them quite…

Measuring web server response time from the command line

HTTPing is a command-line tool that shows interactively tests a remote website and measures its response time a la ICMP ping. It’s on gemcutter, so to install simply: sudo gem install httping – or you can get and fork it on GitHub.

jpignata@populuxe:~$ httping --count 10 --user-agent "HTTPinger" <http://www…

BDD way pagination from BDDCasts

You saw in the previous episode how to spec and implement a list of Twitter results. In this episode you can see how to write Cucumber features and specs for “pagination” to check that only the required models make it to the view. Although will_paginate gem handles most of the pagination logic, you still need to handle the order of the results. Watch this episode to see how you can do this the BDD way.

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