Category: Ruby
Immediacy and frameworks
As if to remind us that not everyone in Ruby hates PHP and vice versa, Rails creator David Heinemeier Hansson commends the immediacy of PHP . I'm vaguely wondering if he's also understood the potential of the smooth, agile ride from the immediate to the complex. Probably not. To quote...
Paparrazzi testing
Uncle Bob (Robert C. Martin) has blogged about testing GUIs (web interfaces, that is; JSP and Rails) without having to run a web server. I
don't think it answers all the challenges I'm up against currently,
but it inspired me to some heavy thinking about the...
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