Sailing down the Hudson with RVM - GIANT ROBOTS SMASHING INTO OTHER GIANT ROBOTS
We recently decided our CI server needed an overhaul. I really enjoyed Integrity as a build server, but after trying out Hudson it’s hard to say I want to go back. Hudson has several huge advantages.
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Localized external services - GIANT ROBOTS SMASHING INTO OTHER GIANT ROBOTS
ShamRack mounts a Rack app locally, just for your tests. It goes one further: it “mounts” it using Net::HTTP such that requests to the Rack app never hit any network.
Hoptoad and Javascript, Sitting in a Tree, S-E-N-D-I-N-G - GIANT ROBOTS SMASHING INTO OTHER GIANT ROBOTS
We didn’t want to leave front-end developers in the dark when their Javascript throws errors, so we’ve added a Hoptoad notifier for Javascript!
Integrity | The easy and fun automated continuous integration server
Integrity is the angel watching over your shoulder while you code. As soon as you push your commits, it builds, runs your tests, and makes sure everything works fine.
Cerberus: Home
Cerberus is a lightweight and easy-to-use Continuous Builder software for Ruby. It could be run periodically from a scheduler and check if application tests are broken. In case of failed tests Cerberus sends notification to developers.
has_many :bugs, :through => :rails: Make your shoulda tests faster with fast_context
decided to go fixtureless with Shoulda + Factory Girl. All good, except one problem. Slow as fuck tests. So here’s fast_context as a solution for it. fast_context compiles all the ‘should’s within a context into a single test.
Tracking Down Slow-Running Examples in RSpec » Idol Hands: An Alpha Geek Guide to Ruby on Rails, DIY, and More
Passing the --profile flag to RSpec produces some additional output, namely the running times of the ten slowest examples in your specs.