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My Rabbi has a blog. My synagogue sends out so much email, I want to put them in a spam folder. As my ancestors did in the old country.
Successful use of git bisect today. That's a handy piece of code.
#10yearsago I was building web sites, but in ColdFusion. ColdFusion to Rails is progress, right?
.@redsquirrel When I drop TDD for experimenting it's because I don't know what the code should do yet, not because I don't know the API.
@redsquirrel But there are cases where TDD works better than others. Hmm. Three tweets probably means I should actually write a blog post.
.@redsquirrel I'm dubious of the claim that TDD freezes the API to early, and much more likely to find TDD leads to better code.
.@redsquirrel Yeah, he does avoid a lot of the strawman arguments against TDD. I don't agree fully, but it's a pretty measured argument.
Nice history of Ruby/Rails integration testing http://robots.thoughtbot.com/post.... I admit I don't see the value of Coulda or Gibbon. What am I missing?
.@ktaylor I had somebody see my avatar on Google Wave and tell me I look like Bill Gates. Does that count?
Rails gone wild: http://gist.github.com/265308 (via @MikeG1) // Do I like this? Not sure. I like that it can be done.
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