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August 2008
HowTo: Phusion Passenger aka mod_rails for Apache
August 8th, 2008 — Posted by benedikt — Filed in Articles, Linux, Ruby, Ruby on Rails
Yesterday I decided to give Phusion Passenger aka mod_rails a try and installed it. It was dead simple to set it up and to deploy rails applications with it. I’m now using it for several “small” applications, for which the whole overhead of setting up a cluster of mongrels and...
My day-to-day resources on Ruby and Rails
August 4th, 2008 — Posted by benedikt — Filed in Articles, Ruby, Ruby on Rails
News I try to keep up with Ruby and Ruby on Rails, even if I’m not working with one of them at the moment. These are the three feeds helping me to get the latest news: PlanetRubyOnRails.com, not to be mixed up with PlanetRubyOnRails.org, is a simple feed aggregator with...
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Using RSpactor with Linux
April 10th, 2008 — Posted by benedikt — Filed in Agile Development, Articles, Linux, Ruby, Ruby on Rails
Andreas Wolff recently released RSpactor, a (up to now) command line tool similar to autotest. Nevertheless it differs from autotest in two points. First it’s focused on RSpec and secondly it’s using Mac OS’ FSEvents to monitor file changes. According to this it only runs on Mac OS. To get...
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July 2007
Getting a class' subclasses
July 10th, 2007 — Posted by benedikt — Filed in Articles, Ruby
I needed a way to get a list of the subclasses that inherit a specific. Unfortunately there is no method like Class.subclasses (there is Class.superclass, though) so I had to look for another way to achieve this. Let’s say, we want to have an array containing all subclasses as a...
