Some things I learned at RubyEnRails 2007

08 Jun 2007 8:44 - (0) comments

rSpec can create nice documentation by looking at the example/test.

With rSpec you can define empty tests that show up as todo's in reports.

Netbeans has really nice Ruby support, including method completion for all classes.

:to_yaml is handier for debugging than :inspect.

Anything in a ruby script after __END__ is available in the DATA Constant.

The membership administration for the dutch user group of another programming language runs on Rails.

Fakeweb is a nice gem for faking web requests.

:balanced_asset_url can speed up your page loads.

Munin and are nice projects for analyzing bottlenecks.