Ruby 1.9.2 is very slow when loading files, especially starting Rails servers or running specs takes forever.
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If you upgrade to the mysql2 gem, you will run into the problem that the server's database.yml (which is...
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xip.io is a magic domain name that provides wildcard DNS for any IP address. Say your LAN IP address is...
If you are using VNC to run Selenium tests, it may be hard to see what's going on since...
I had trouble serving an MP4 video to my iPad. Although the video complied with all the specs (H.264 codec...
Geoffrey Grosenbach has created Gruff for easily plotting graphs. It is written in pure Ruby and integrates with Rails applications...
When requests arrive at the application servers simultaneously, weird things can happen. Sometimes, this can also happen if a user...
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How to call routes, make requests and try out helpers from the Rails console.
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This is a way to run multiple redis server on one ubuntu server. These steps you have to do only...
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validates_acceptance_of :terms only works if terms is set to a value. The validation is skipped silently when terms...
When talking to your MySQL server via a mysql shell, you can terminate queries by ; or \G -- the latter gives...
This is a demo of the "Tabby" Javascript jQuery plugin to use tabs in regular textareas to make them suitable...
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When you are using NAT in your virtual machine (which you should), the host's IP address is: 10.0.2.2
After you configured your ODBC describe in Fix [RubyODBC]Cannot allocate SQLHENV when connecting to MSSQL 2005 with Ruby 1.8.7...
I followed this nice guide Connecting to MSSQL with Ruby on Ubuntu - lambie.org until I ran in the following errors...
This is one possibility to do this. There are other and maybe even better ways to do this.