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http://imgur.com/LYjiE.jpg http://imgur.com/LYjiE.jpg It's a pretty standard Rails hipster setup on a Mac using TextMate as the editor. I'm using a 27" Dell U
by rbranson 16y ago
http://imgur.com/LYjiE.jpg http://imgur.com/LYjiE.jpg
It's a pretty standard Rails hipster setup on a Mac using TextMate as the editor.
I'm using a 27" Dell U2711 display.
The left hand Terminal is used for monitoring autotest (an automatic test suite runner for Ruby/Rails) and messing around with the interactive Ruby shell (IRB), git, etc.
The right hand Terminal is used for monitoring requests as they come into the development environment's web server.
The Windows XP Professional is running on VMware Fusion and used for IE testing. I use Visual Web Developer 2008 for debugging in IE.
I've got two Chrome windows, one for API documentation and one for testing, with a permanent Developer Tools window at the bottom right hand corner of the screen.
- bkorte 16y agoI'm curious - why XP with VS for IE debugging? IE6? I've been using Win7 and IE developer tools, switching between 7 & 8 for testing and it's been working out pretty good lately.
- rbranson 16y agoIE6 yes. I use VS because IE Developer Tools doesn't offer sophisticated enough JavaScript debugging. I work with large JS-heavy projects, like entire clients built in JS that talk JSON/REST to a backend server.