Silicon Valley Ruby Entrepreneurs

09/17/2010

is hosting a hack day on Sunday. Sign up here: http://bit.ly/cGDe6m (& we're hiring!)

Spend your Sunday on those new ideas! People always come out of a conference with lots of ideas - some from the talks, some from the people they meet, some from the late-night karaoke. But then what? We need a day right after, with no schedule and no talks, to just hack, read, create, socialize, and...

09/17/2010

Bolt-on BDD framework for Test::Unit Adds context Many helpful Matchers and assertions Built-in Rails testing idioms Matches also RSpec

09/17/2010

Minitest (not that popular - Replaces Test::Unit in 1.9 mini/spec BDD framework

09/17/2010

Ruby on Rails - minitest and bacon is much faster than rspec - 200% faster than other frameworks

09/17/2010

Newest Testing Framework Baretest-BDD style framework, formatters including XML and TAP

09/17/2010

Ruby on Rails conf - Newest Testing Framework Baretest-BDD style framework, formatters including XML and TAP

09/17/2010

Jeanine Swatton - At Golden Gate Ruby Conf - Choosing a testing framework

09/03/2010

Check out this event! If you cannot attend, don't worry. I'm going and will blog about it. :-)

http://events.venturebeat.com/discoverybeat2010/

DiscoveryBeat 2010 is an event focused on the “secret recipe” for application discovery and monetization. Due to its success in 2009, the conference has expanded to full day event and will be held on October 18th at The Mission Bay Conference Center in San Francisco.

09/03/2010

Check out BDD with Cucumber and RSpec on Meetup http://meetup.com/u/1tk9

08/26/2010

http://adventuresincoding.com/2010/08/34-ruby-on-rails-3-resources-to-get-you-started/

With the upcoming final release of Ruby on Rails 3 around the corner, get up to speed quickly with the following 34 resources.

08/26/2010

http://www.digitalmediaminute.com/article/1816/top-ruby-on-rails-tutorials

A former student asked me a few days ago how I learned Ruby on Rails. The answer was that I ...

08/26/2010

http://www.rubyinside.com/get-your-rails-application-shown-as-pretty-graphs-148.html

Shane Vitarana has launched a new Rails plugin called Rails Stats. It's a graphical version of the rake stats statistics. It generates graphs showing information about your application, and is powered by Geoffrey Grosenbach's great Gruff Graphs plugin. Install like so: