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Guard + Spork on Rails 4 with RSpec and Cucumber
over 1 year
ago
Thanks for the tips! Will change it right away :-)
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Turbo Testing with Spring
over 1 year
ago
I didn't try it, but I suppose it does. The change to your Guardfile should be minimal: replace any call to rspec or cucumber with bin/rspec and bin/cucumber.
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Sublime Text Symlink
over 1 year
ago
This works for sublime 2 as well.
Also, it's commonly used as subl, instead of sublime. Saves you a bit of typing ;)
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ActiveRecord empty? vs count
over 1 year
ago
It'd be nice to know why .empty? is faster. Maybe try increasing your sample size and averaging the result for a more convincing result.
It's always nice to know more about optimisation of AR queries!
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10 things I usually do after creating rails app on heroku
over 1 year
ago
Did you try Puma instead of Unicorn?
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Nowadays it's best to just use Spring, which comes bundled with Rails 4.1 and up, rather than use guard. Spring is easier to use.