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• Submitting a patch to the Open Source project: composite_primary_keys

  Posted on Thursday December 17th, 2009 at 04:28 in ruby & rails

  Not so far ago I have found a weird bug in the Open Source Ruby gem called composite_primary_keys, occurred when you specify :primary_key option for has_one or has_many association. There are two ways to get it fixed: submit an issue and wait till so...

• My top 7 RSpec best practices

  Posted on Wednesday November 25th, 2009 at 10:22 in ruby, rails, Rake, factory, rspec, mock, fixtures, ruby & rails

  I use RSpec in all my projects. It’s really hard to overemphasize how helpful it is and how much easier becomes your life if you have good specs coverage. But its outstanding flexibility enables many ways to make your specs awful: horribly slow...

• Weekly Link Dump #2

  Posted on Tuesday September 22nd, 2009 at 08:51 in css, ruby, links, scripting, rails, cvs, visualization, font, linkdump, bash, git, struct

  Time to post some interesting stuff I’ve found in Internet last week. Today we going to talk about CSS font stacks, Ruby structs, extract_options! method came from Active Support, bash scripting, software version control visualization. Guid...

• Weekly Link Dump #1

  Posted on Monday September 14th, 2009 at 04:48 in css, MySQL, links, wordpress, plugins, performance, subversion, linkdump, git

  This is a first link dump in this blog, where I will list all interesting links that I have found in Internet. I plan to post link dumps once a week, so stay tuned to read most useful stuff with no effort. Todays topics are: organizing your CSS, top ...

• In reply to latest articles in Thoughtbot blog

  Posted on Thursday September 10th, 2009 at 05:33 in internet, humor, ruby, friends, stupid, thoughtbot

  Last few weeks Thoughtbot publish lots of really stupid (gsub syntax manual; are you serious?) articles (WTF is Best practice: index every boolean column) in their blog. And yesterdays article about tailing your Rails log is the absolute leader, it&#...

• Simplifying your Ruby on Rails code: Presenter pattern, cells plugin

  Posted on Wednesday September 9th, 2009 at 00:41 in development, patterns, refactoring, cells, rspec, presenter, ruby & rails

  Today we will talk about code organization in Ruby on Rails projects. As everybody knows, Ruby on Rails is a conventional framework, which means you should follow framework architects’ decisions (put your controllers inside app/controllers, mov...

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