phaedryx

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   by phaedryx 14y ago

   Utah is about to try out open textbooks for huge savings: http://opencontent.org/blog/archives/2134
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   by phaedryx 14y ago

   I probably would have stayed with Digg if they had implemented one feature: "ignore all by X". I wish I could have, for example, hidden all posts by MrBabyMan as easily as I hide all Farmville updates on Facebook. Instead, they kept tweakin
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   by phaedryx 14y ago

   I like it because it is simple, fast, and straightforward. It also has nice additional features like benchmarks and mocks. It's a step up from test unit and less "magical" than rspec.
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   by phaedryx 14y ago

   First thing I wondered about was integration testing with capybara, looks like there is a companion get for it: https://github.com/blowmage/minitest-rails-capybara
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   by phaedryx 15y ago

   I see that as a feature. It looks like you're saying "I want to add numbers and letters together and Ruby complains." If you really want that value in your string, why not use "The value is #{value}"