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Visit   Mocking and stubbing in Ruby on Rails    Last Update 2007/11/13 6:46
Category  Software Testing and Quality Assurance  arrow  Software Testing  arrow  Unit Testing  :  Programming  arrow  Tools  :  Programming  arrow  Ruby
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Understand the basic foundations behind stubbing and mocking techniques and strategies with this hands-on walkthrough using the three most popular mocking frameworks for Ruby.

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Visit   Programming Ruby - The Pragmatic Programmer's Guide    Last Update 2006/7/28 6:47
Category  Programming  arrow  Ruby
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This book is a tutorial and reference for the Ruby programming language. Use Ruby, and you'll write better code, be more productive, and enjoy programming more. These are bold claims, but we think that after reading this book you'll agree with them. And we have the experience to back up this belief.

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Visit   Rails: The First Story    Last Update 2007/11/21 7:12
Category  Approaches, Process, Methods  arrow  Measurement  :  Programming  arrow  Ruby
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Real life experience on programming with Ruby on Rails by Ron Jeffries

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Visit   Rapid prototyping with Apache Derby and JRuby on Rails    Last Update 2008/9/10 9:33
Category  Programming  arrow  Java  :  Database  :  Programming  arrow  Tools  :  Approaches, Process, Methods  arrow  Prototyping  :  Programming  arrow  Ruby
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Ruby on Rails has raised the bar in terms of rapid development of data-driven Web sites. The JRuby project is making Ruby faster and more scalable than ever. One of the great advantages to running Rails on the Java Virtual Machine is that you can leverage other Java libraries, like the Apache Derby embedded database. The combination of Derby, JRuby, and Rails allows for rapid prototyping of dynamic Web applications. Learn how to use these technologies together to help you prototype your next great idea.

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Visit   Real world Rails, Part 2: Advanced page caching    Last Update 2007/6/28 8:42
Category  Software Testing and Quality Assurance  arrow  Software Testing  arrow  Load Testing  :  Programming  arrow  Tools  :  Programming  arrow  Ruby
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Normally, user-related content defeats page caching because the content for each user is subtly different. Using JavaScript with cookies, you can use page caching even when you're displaying some custom user data. This article explores advanced page caching in Ruby on Rails.

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Visit   Real world Rails, Part 3: Optimizing ActiveRecord    Last Update 2007/7/18 10:37
Category  Software Testing and Quality Assurance  arrow  Software Testing  arrow  Load Testing  :  Programming  arrow  Tools  :  Programming  arrow  Ruby
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ActiveRecord is a fantastic persistence framework, but since the framework hides low-level details from you, it can be prone to performance problems. Discover the most common problems and how you can solve them.

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Visit   Real world Rails, Part 4: Testing strategies in Ruby on Rails    Last Update 2007/8/21 5:55
Category  Software Testing and Quality Assurance  arrow  Software Testing  :  Programming  arrow  Tools  :  Programming  arrow  Ruby
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One of the most distinctive aspects of the Rails platform is the Ruby language itself. As a dynamically typed language, Ruby has great flexibility, convenience, and power, but at a cost. Dynamically typed languages do not have a compiler that can catch certain kinds of errors, including relatively common type errors and some misspellings. Very early on, users of dynamically typed object-oriented languages learned that they had to test. Without testing, Ruby applications would have a much higher incidence of error per line of code than they do. With testing, you can have the benefits of dynamically typed languages with much less of the downside. In this article, I won't bore you with basic decisions, like whether you should test at all, or how you can convince your managers that the testing effort is worthwhile. I'll assume you already test. Instead, I'll break down some of the more subtle testing decisions that every Ruby project lead must eventually make. I'll talk about how you can measure your testing coverage, and how much testing you should do. I'll walk you through the basic out-of-the-box testing techniques, and how those compare with the newer mocking frameworks. Rather than providing an exhaustive tutorial, I'll give you a few examples of the techniques we used to build ChangingThePresent.org (see Resources) so you'll have a basic flavor of the techniques in play. Then I'll break through the strengths and weaknesses of the various techniques as we see them.

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Visit   Real world Rails: Caching in Rails    Last Update 2007/5/16 10:40
Category  Programming  arrow  Platforms  arrow  Web Server  :  Software Testing and Quality Assurance  arrow  Software Testing  arrow  Load Testing  :  Programming  arrow  Tools  :  Programming  arrow  Ruby
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Ruby on Rails is increasingly showing up as the base framework for sophisticated and scalable applications of medium and large size. Because Ruby is an interpreted language, to bend Rails to your will, you will need to employ many different caching strategies. This article explores the caching strategies that are available to you.

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Visit   Refactoring Your Rails Application Paper    Last Update 2011/8/27 9:04
Category  Approaches, Process, Methods  arrow  Agile  :  Programming  arrow  Ruby
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This article proposes a Rails refactoring catalog.

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Visit   RGen: Ruby Modelling and Code Generation Framework    Last Update 2009/3/4 5:39
Category  Approaches, Process, Methods  arrow  Model Driven Development  :  Programming  arrow  Tools  :  Programming  arrow  Ruby
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This article introduces RGen, a modelling framework inspired by openArchitectureWare. RGen uses internal DSLs for defining metamodels and offers a full modelling stack for Ruby.

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