|
1.
Testing private class methods in Ruby — The Lucid Dec 1, 2008 ... Testing of private instance methods has already been documented by Jay Fields, however testing private class methods requires a little more ... 2.
Testing private class methods in Ruby — The Lucid Dec 1, 2008 ... Testing private class methods in Ruby ... I didn’t mean private_class_method like the ruby method. Sorry. I meant a private class method. ... 3.
Testing private class methods in Ruby — The Lucid Testing private class methods in Ruby. December 1st, 2008 | General. I generally make a point of not unit testing private methods however in some ... 4.
Hiding system files such as /usr and /bin on OSX Leopard — The Lucid Hiding system files such as /usr and /bin on OSX Leopard. November 11th, 2008 | General. This is a very boring post considering it’s the first in over a ... 5.
Using Rcov to measure the test coverage of Rails plugins — The Lucid Thanks to Mike Clark for his Rcov rake task for Rails which this task is based on. Update (11-11-08): Changed code to use the RcovTask class. ... 6.
Using Rcov to measure the test coverage of Rails plugins — The Lucid To view the coverage of your plugins using Rcov, first install the rcov gem with sudo gem install rcov , then copy and paste the following onto the end of ... 7.
Lightweight ramblings — The Lucid I’m pleased to give you LucidGrid, a super useful bookmarklet for working with grid based layouts… I have been working on a few grid based layouts of late ... 8.
Lightweight ramblings — The Lucid I will be porting the Lucid theme and adding features at some point, in the meantime the Typo version is still available as a download. ... 9.
Hiding system files such as /usr and /bin on OSX Leopard — The Lucid Hiding system files such as /usr and /bin on OSX Leopard. November 11th, 2008 | General. This is a very boring post considering it’s the first in over a ... 10.
Git - setting up a remote repository and doing an initial ‘push ... Dec 2, 2008 ... There is loads of documentation and posts on Git out there so this is more of a note to self as I keep forgetting the steps to setting up a ... |
