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Is there a mock Twitter implementation?
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Hi Just wondered (bit of a long shot probably), but does anyone know of a mock implementation of (some of) the Twitter API, so I don't have to code directly against it? Wouldn't be hard to build something crude, but this seems like the sort of thing that someone is likely to have done before...... more »
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Anyone using Haml?
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Hi -- just reading the first couple of chapters of the Manning Merb book, and it has recommended learning Haml.Is it better than erubis? Cheers, Doug.
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RSpec Advice
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Hello all,
I wonder if someone could give a bit of RSpec advice. I've got a
failing spec which is testing thumbnail generation by attachment_fu.
Please see the pastie for the code - [link]
"should generate the thumbnails when saved" is the failing spec. It... more »
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more readable failure messages
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A really useful GEM I came across recently:
[link]
it really cuts down the amount of noise in failure messages from your
tests. Combined with info on how to produce coloured output [1] I've
been able to make my error messages much more readable which in turn
has made testing that little bit less painful... more »
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ThoughtWorks GeekNight August 2008 - A Quality Double Bill
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Hi there, me again! The next TW geek night will be on August 27th. This time round we've hauled two brave members out of the audience to lead a couple of sessions with a common theme of developing high quality software. Andrew Stopford will be talking about MbUnit - an alternative to NUnit. Andy is a former lead on the MbUnit project.... more »
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American <-> British Translator
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Hey everyone, For an article I wrote for the soon to be published Rubyist magazine, I created a silly American <-> British translator gem. Please feel free to fork it on github and add translations, fixes, functionality etc. I enjoyed making it anyway. :-) [link]... more »
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