nikita said
A realy helpful advice. I am new to Rails and was quite dissapointed seeing that my tests are... slow. I almost bought a new computer. That video saved $1000 for me :)
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In this intermediate Rails screencast Matt teaches how to use the Guard and Spork libraries to quickly and automatically run your tests in the background as you're developing your Rails app.
A realy helpful advice. I am new to Rails and was quite dissapointed seeing that my tests are... slow. I almost bought a new computer. That video saved $1000 for me :)
Very thorough approach to fully optimizing Rails testing environments.
Very nice presentation; chock full of information presented effectively without filler.
brew install growlnotify resulted in Error: No available formula for growlnotify so I downloaded it and restarted http://growl.info/downloads#generaldownloads
Thanks ...it was much useful to get started with Rspec and with these utilities ...It's really awesome!
ROM8000, you can use Cygwin in windows. As well I've used spork on windows, much slower than on Mac but works.
unfortunately spork does not support windows need fork which only work for Mac and Linux
Alarmingsword, Hartl explained techniques with spork long time ago and Matt, you are a smart guy, don't read text from the screen so obviously. in general - screencast is great, thank you! ;-)
Agreed, it is a really useful screencast. Had no idea spork existed. Thanks!
it's a really useful screencast, I didn't knew spork, it's great!
In addition to the growl gem, rb-fsevent is also OS X specific. Check out guard's README for instructions on other operating systems: https://github.com/guard/guard