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LivingSocial Gains Wealth Of Ruby on Rails Expertise With InfoEther Acquisition - 0 views

  • InfoEther is a leading technology consultancy shop specialized in the open-source Ruby software development language and its related Web development framework, Ruby on Rails, which is the basis of the technology upon which LivingSocial is based.
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Code review: Ruby and Rails idioms - giant robots smashing into other giant robots - 4 views

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Top 10 Activities of the Product Owner | Agile Software Development - 1 views

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    . Participates in the daily Scrums, Sprint Planning Meetings and Sprint Reviews and Retrospectives. There's always a lot going on and always an excuse to miss the meetings. But each of these Scrum ceremonies is another chance for the Product Owner to inspect and adapt. And as a result being present at these ceremonies is tantamount to success.
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Fast Tests With and Without Rails - Destroy All Software Screencasts - 0 views

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    Rails' startup can make running tests, and especially doing TDD, painful. You can escape this for most tests by moving code into the lib directory and testing it outside of Rails. We'll look at the performance of tests with and without Rails, as well as how I configure my environment to automatically skip loading it when possible. The script mentioned at the end of this screencast is available for download.
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rtomayko/replicate - GitHub - 2 views

  • Dump and load relational objects between Ruby environments. The project started at GitHub to simplify the process of getting real production data into development and staging environments. We use it to replicate entire repository data (including associated issue, pull request, commit comment, etc. records) from production to our development environments with a single command. It's excessively useful for troubleshooting issues, support requests, and exception reports as well as for establishing real data for evaluating design concepts.
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Rails Best Practices | rails best practices list - 0 views

  • Follow The Rails Best Practices Here Share Your Rails Best Practices Here
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Why Rubyists Should Care About Messaging (A High Level Intro) - 1 views

  • There are many reasons for using messaging in your applications. It can help you: improve response times by doing some tasks asynchronously reduce complexity by decoupling and isolating applications build smaller apps that are easier to develop, debug, test, and scale build multiple apps that each use the most suitable language or framework versus one big monolithic app get robustness and reliability through message queue persistence potentially get zero-downtime redeploys distribute tasks across machines based on load
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