…provide some custom logic easily, or perhaps make my own equalsNodeArray method that used public APIs, but I don't think QUnit really supports that yet. I'll just have to live with the inflated test count numbers, for now.
The Code
You thought I forgot the code, didn't you? Well...I did. So here you go: github repo . If you just want to check out the cool interactive test suite, head over to my sinatra port .
Other topics
That's enough for …
…ActionController::Base, Rails 3 exposes a number of modules, each with defined APIs, that you can mix and match to create special-purpose controllers for your own use. Both Action Mailer in Rails and the Cells project make heavy use of this new functionality.
You can also take a look a this blog post by Yehuda (from last year) to see how the new architecture makes it easy to implement Django-style generic actions in Rails by leveraging Rack and ActionController…
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…writing Rails 3 is only at first release candidate stage and in Rails-land this means things can, and likely will, still change substantially before final release. The will_paginate gem will also continue to be fine tuned as time goes by, so be warned if you're reading this in 2012 and find that something's not working, its probably because the APIs have moved on again - and it'll be time for me to write another new version of this article!
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…RDoc 1.0.1. Command-line tools are largely unaffected, but internal APIs may shift rapidly.
See RDoc for a description of RDoc's markup and basic use.
2.5.11 / 2010-08-20
Minor Enhancements
Alias comments are now discovered by the C parser. Reported by Jeremy Evans.
Removed —all option which is unused in RDoc. Use the nodoc or stopdoc/startdoc directives to suppress documentation instead.
2.5.10 / 2010-08-17
Minor Enhancements
Support rb_singleton_class(). …
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…succinct API, it should be decoupled from your domain model, it should build upon proven APIs ( NSURLConnection, NSOperation) to provide asynchronous behaviour and it should take full advantage of Objective-C blocks.
Here's what it looks like:
NSString * result = nil ; [[ LRResty client ] get: @"http://www.example.com/some/resource" withBlock: ^ ( LRRestyResponse * response ) { if [ response . status == 200 ] { result = [ response asString ] } }];
Like RestClient, …
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…around the limitations of the JVM, be they related to its piss-poor process management APIs, its cumbersome support for binding native libraries, or its stubborn reluctance to become the world's greatest dynamic language VM. I've thought on numerous occasions how awesome it would be to spin off a company that took OpenJDK and made it "right" for the kinds of development people want to do today (and I'd love to be a part of that company), but such ventures are both …
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…yes! Because of the maturity of the Java platform, there are standard Java APIs you can use to access all the same information the previous tools consumed. And since we're talking about JRuby, that means you have Ruby APIs you can use to access that information.
That's what I'm going to show you today.
Introducing JDI
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RDoc Bug Tracker
RDoc is an application that produces documentation for one or more Ruby source files. RDoc includes the rdoc and ri tools for generating and displaying online documentation.
At this point in time, RDoc 2.x is a work in progress and may incur further API changes beyond what has been made to RDoc 1.0.1. Command-line tools are largely unaffected, but internal APIs may shift rapidly.
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Head over to http://scripty2.com/accel/ to see the teaser, and be sure to try it on an iPad or iPhone! (To see the hardware acceleration in action you need to use a recent version of Safari, desktop or mobile). Scripty2 is coming this summer as a beta release, and will include: super-user-friendly APIs, hardware-accelerated effects (without [...]
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Thankfully, Rails 3 exposes very clean extension points and APIs that make it far simpler to get the most important part of this isolation: isolation from the content of the template.
Rails 3 Resolvers
Rails makes a number of decisions based on the existence or lack thereof of a given template on the file system. Rails 3 also supports custom resolvers that let you store view templates in a database, for example. Given the wide array of possibilities, it is not possible for RSpec…
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