Archive for the 'Testing' Category

01.14.10 Cross-process metaprogramming on the cheap posted in JavaScript, Metaprogramming, Rails, Ruby, Testing
11.14.09 Testing command-line apps with Cucumber posted in Ruby, Testing
10.3.09 Getting started with Cucumber, RSpec, Webrat and multiruby posted in Metaprogramming, Rails, Ruby, Testing
06.3.09 Setting up multiruby on Ubuntu posted in Ruby, Testing

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James Coglan is a web developer at Songkick in London, UK. He writes here about Ruby, JavaScript, API and language design, Scheme and anything else that seems relevant.

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03.01 Faye gets server-side clients
02.26 Evented programming patterns: Round-up
02.24 Evented programming patterns: Asynchronous methods
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02.22 Evented programming patterns: Observable objects
02.21 Events: they’re not just for the DOM, you know
02.02 Faye: a Comet client and server for Node.js and Rack
01.20 Adding a dynamic defmacro to Heist
01.14 Cross-process metaprogramming on the cheap

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