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I'm new to rails, and I'm watching this video tutorial online and I was wondering what programs are being using - I recognize terminal, but thats about it.
http://media.rubyonrails.org/video/rails_take2_with_sound.mov
Note that the video is from 2005, and most of it looks horribly out of date.
Safari
iTerm, which fell out of favor when Leopard's built-in Terminal got tabs
TextMate
CocoaMySQL, which has been superseded by Sequel Pro
Terminal, Safari (browser) and TextMate (editor)
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I've seen this video and I like this editor. Where can I find such Vim theme and plugin for navigation over directories's column?
This is Rails.vim which enables the support for Rails framework along with the CodeSchool theme.
Further read here: astonj blog post about Vim for Rails
that's NERDtree for the directory navigation and Rails.vim is the de facto standard rails plugin. Not sure about the theme, but there are hundreds on vim.org.
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I am looking for resources to learn how to use Selenium to test my rails app?
How are people using it etc.
I know the people at pivotal use Selenium, I'm looking for an insiders view on how to use it effectively and efficiently etc.
My goto place to look for rails info has always been Railscasts: http://railscasts.com/episodes/116-selenium
After that Google++
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I am looking to download the JQuery Autocomplete, but the websites seems not running properly. It says bad gateway.
You can still download it from following sites
https://github.com/agarzola/jQueryAutocompletePlugin
and
http://bassistance.de/jquery-plugins/jquery-plugin-autocomplete/
jquery.autocomplete.js is a part of the JQuery UI framework. You can download that library at the official website located here - http://ui.jquery.com/.
You're looking for http://UI.jQuery.com.
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Has anyone tried to implement the equivalent of a full featured editor for Brainfuck? What's the closest that is available?
Brainfuck Developer is an IDE for the Brainfuck language.
In 2008 I implemented a editor/debugger/interpreter for Brainfuck in JavaScript.
It's browser based, so you don't have to install anything.
You can put breakpoints and run brainfuck step by step.
There are also several examples included.
It's http://www.lordalcol.com/brainfuckjs/
Try the Brainfu** machine, I use it for years, and it seems really good.
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I want to run a static code analysis over my Rails app. Is there a tool available that can help me do this?
Thanks,
Sivakumar.
Try metric-fu - it bundles various Rails analysis tools and outputs the results to your browser.
I did have some difficulty getting Saikuro (a cyclomatic complexity analyser) to work last time I tried it, but it was a while ago and I can't remember exactly what the problem was now...