ruby
Note: This post is for people who use the terminal to run Rails generators. It probably won't interest you if your editor has a plugin to run them. After running a Rails generator, you'll often need to edit the generated files in your text editor. Rails
rails
I use gedit to write code. I keep a filebrowser tab open at the left side of my screen, and sometimes I need to look at gem's source code. RVM is awesome, and it keeps my 1.8.7 gems, 1.9.2 gems and all my gemsets
rails
I've written a tiny web application called 'Avatar Harmony'. You can sign in with twitter or facebook, add your Gravatar login details, and the app will automatically sync your profile pics across each of your accounts. It can sync avatars in the following directions: * Facebook =>
rails
Capistrano is a great tool, and I couldn't imagine running a project without it. I always wanted a quick way to know exactly what was running on each of our servers, and needed to know what would would change when I ran 'cap deploy'. "cap
rails
When you run a rake task for a Rails 3 project, it has to load the entire environment since gems can include their own rake tasks. I started to get annoyed by this, because every capistrano deployment would load up rails on my environment just to notify hoptoad. If you
rails
We are working with a Rails 3 port of Fat Free CRM. We have so many plugins modifying classes that we have to set config.cache_classes to true. But all our view templates seemed to stay cached as well, and I had to restart the server each time I
rspec
Problem: uninitialized constant RSpec::Rake Solution: You are using Rails 3 (and RSpec 2), and trying to define a custom rake task with Spec::Rake::SpecTask.new Instead, do: RSpec::Core::RakeTask.new(:spec) do |t| ... and make sure to change: t.spec_files = FileList['spec/**/*_spec.rb'