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Ruby on Rails vs Java - RailsEnvy.com Commerical

Posted by VideoManager 119 days ago (http://www.youtube.com)

Ruby on Rails vs Java - RailsEnvy.com CommericalGregg Pollack and Jason Seifer from RailsEnvy.com do some Ruby on Rails commercials in the same style of the Mac vs PC ads. Videos produced by Jason Hawkins of MakeFilmWork.com.From:envyadsViews:375641 446ratingsTime:00:51More inComedy

Riot: for fast, expressive and focused unit tests

Posted by RubyFlow 119 days ago (http://feedproxy.google.com)

Riot is a new Ruby test framework by Justin Knowlden that focuses on faster testing. Justin was frustrated with his slow running test suites, despite employing techniques such as using factories, mocks and avoiding database access. He realized that a slow-running suite makes one reluctant to run it or expand it - not good.

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Mail: An All New Ruby E-mail Library

Posted by RubyFlow 119 days ago (http://feedproxy.google.com)

To date, the main ways to send e-mails from Ruby have been Net::SMTP, TMail, and Rails' ActionMailer (which uses TMail). Now, however, there's a fourth option, the simply named "mail" by Mikel Lindsaar.

Interesting Ruby Tidbits That Don’t Need Separate Posts #29

Posted by RubyFlow 119 days ago (http://feedproxy.google.com)

Welcome to the latest installment in the series of compilation posts summarizing some of my latest findings in the world of all things Ruby. Let's tackle those links..

Jekyll: A Ruby-Powered Static Site Generator

Posted by RubyFlow 119 days ago (http://feedproxy.google.com)

Jekyll is a simple Ruby-powered static site generator, originally by Tom Preston-Werner (aka mojombo) of Github fame. It's focused around blogging, but it can be configured to generate any kind of static site. (Note: Jekyll has been around for about a year - Tom originally blogged about it in November last year, so apologies if this is old news to some readers, but I've only recently discovered i