Hey,
i just stumbled about autotest (http://ph7spot.com/musings/getting-started-
with-autotest). It's a nifty little tool wich continously runs the tests on
your rails project whenever a source file has been changed. It will only run
the affected tests, so it's quite performant and it has a bunch of useful
plugins, e.g. for getting desktop notifications about the test results.
If you want to test it you need to install 2 gems
sudo gem install ZenTest autotest-rails
and just execute 'autotest' in the rails root.
Here's how you can enable desktop notifications:
sudo gem install test_notifier
echo 'require "test_notifier/autotest"' >> ~/.autotest
# Gnome users need libnotify
zypper in libnotify
Andre
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Hi all,
I came across some Rails/Ruby videos and slides from a recent conference
at http://euruko2010.heroku.com/.
Highlights include:
* Continuous Integration and Why You Need It — Nicolas (foca) Sanguinetti
* Getting and loading code: current state of packaging & best practices
— Mislav Marohnić
* Building a search engine with Ruby — Florian Hanke
* Why Bundler? — Yehuda Katz
* Remodelling a Facebook game — Tim Lossen
* Putting the static back into Ruby — Tomasz Stachewicz
* Anatomy of Ruby i18n — Sven Fuchs
* Matz's Keynote — Matz!
Thought it might be interesting to some on the list.
Cheers,
James T.
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