Ruby tips you wish you knew
Use rvm aliases in .rvmrc files
Phillip Oertel
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0 responses
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ruby, alias, rvm, install
Meet ruby-local-exec
Adam Stankiewicz
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2 responses
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ruby, unix, rbenv
Faster way to reset database entries
Alif Rachmawadi
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2 responses
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ruby, rails, activerecord, database
converting distance_of_time_in_words to seconds
Kaushik Thirthappa
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0 responses
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ruby, rails, distance_of_time_in_words
Navigate ruby source without an IDE
Ahmed Al Hafoudh
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0 responses
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ruby, rails, editor, code
Occasionally removed all Brew links?
Denis Savitskiy
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2 responses
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ruby, shell, osx, brew
Passing parameters to Rake tasks
Ian Rodriguez
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0 responses
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ruby, cli, rake
Gemfile: Better Errors
Scott Cooper
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2 responses
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ruby, rails, gem, gemfile
Remote visual debugging with RubyMine 4.5 / 5
Žiga
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3 responses
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ruby, rails, debug, rubymine
Minitest styles
James Dominguez
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0 responses
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ruby, minitest
RubyMotion Provisioning Profiles
Ray Hightower
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0 responses
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ruby, ios, rubymotion, provisioning profile
Convert old ruby hash syntax to the new one
Rodrigo Kochenburger
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0 responses
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ruby, regexp
Reliably install OpenCV 2.4.9 in OSX 10.7.5 or Linux (ubuntu)
Andrew McElroy
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1 response
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ruby, linux, opencv, computer_vision
Speed up Travis-CI build preparation time by 800%
Michał Czyż
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5 responses
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ruby, rails, ci, travis-ci
Rake + MiniTest/Spec
Ricardo Mendes
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0 responses
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ruby, rake, spec, minitest
How to show code changes instantly in chrome with guard-livereload gem
Josh Greenwood
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2 responses
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ruby, rails, guard, guard-livereload
RubyMotion custom fonts
mtchavez
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0 responses
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ruby, ios, ruby motion, ios custom fonts
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