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Code with The Man. Saturday, May 22, 2010. GoRuCo Pace U. - Session 3. Managing Ruby Teams" - Luke Melia. First thing's first: what makes rubyists different? Lots of independent thinking. All open source with no dominant conglomerate running frameworks, dev techniques, etc. (see C#, Java). Rubyists constantly embrace change (for example, Rails has 1500 contributors and consistently breaks backward compatibility - and everyone seems cool with this). Hire well (Cyurs: check). 5) Retrospectives and Kaizen&#...

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Code with The Man: May 2010

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Code with The Man. Saturday, May 22, 2010. GoRuCo Pace U. - Session 3. Managing Ruby Teams" - Luke Melia. First thing's first: what makes rubyists different? Lots of independent thinking. All open source with no dominant conglomerate running frameworks, dev techniques, etc. (see C#, Java). Rubyists constantly embrace change (for example, Rails has 1500 contributors and consistently breaks backward compatibility - and everyone seems cool with this). Hire well (Cyurs: check). 5) Retrospectives and Kaizen&#...

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Code with The Man: February 2010

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Code with The Man. Friday, February 26, 2010. Uncle Bob's Payroll Case Study: Use Case 2. USE CASE 2: DELETING AN EMPLOYEE. Employees are deleted when a DelEmp transaction is received. The form of this transaction is as follows:. When this transaction is received, the appropriate employee record is deleted. Alternative: Invalid or unknown EmpID. A couple of new tests helped to drive my production code. Both were added to the RecordsManagerTest class, so I'll just post my additions:. NON EXISTENT EMP ID.

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Code with The Man: GoRuCo Pace U. - Session 1

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Code with The Man. Friday, May 21, 2010. GoRuCo Pace U. - Session 1. Grease Your Suite: Tips and Tricks for Faster Testing" - Nick Gauthier. Nick uses, Rails, Shoulda, Factory Girl, and Paperclip. He favors Factory Girl over fixtures, as do I. Shoulda is interesting because it can be integrated with Test: Unit but still give it a BDD feel. I've used it a bunch of times but the jury is still out for me. Implementing Shoulda with nested contexts took the test time down to about 5 minutes. Some background o...

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Code with The Man: April 2010

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Code with The Man. Friday, April 9, 2010. Philly ETE, Day 2: Session 5. Chef: Saving Time (and Money) with Automated Provisioning. So eventually they moved to Chef. In some sort of controversy with Puppet. Driven by a Ruby DSL. One main difference between Capistrano and Chef is that Chef eschews the concept of SSH. Chef assumes that it is already on the box on which it is installing software. It also assumes that it has root access. Using Chef with Spatula:. Gem install spatula (this is Trotter's tool).

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Code with The Man: Philly ETE, Day 2: Session 5

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Code with The Man. Friday, April 9, 2010. Philly ETE, Day 2: Session 5. Chef: Saving Time (and Money) with Automated Provisioning. So eventually they moved to Chef. In some sort of controversy with Puppet. Driven by a Ruby DSL. One main difference between Capistrano and Chef is that Chef eschews the concept of SSH. Chef assumes that it is already on the box on which it is installing software. It also assumes that it has root access. Using Chef with Spatula:. Gem install spatula (this is Trotter's tool).

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