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Issue 372 — October 26, 2017
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RubyMine Blog
Bundler is now bundled with the standard library, backtraces are experimentally shown in reverse order, and more.
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Mike Perham
Built by the creator of the successful Sidekiq background processing framework, Faktory aims to be more language agnostic, among other things. It has an official Ruby client, naturally.
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Codeship Sponsored
Codeship ahead of IBM, AWS, Atlassian, and more. To be considered for Forrester’s report, companies needed to have a comprehensive CI product with a strong vision, more than 25 paying enterprise companies, and a strong product vision.
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Thoughtbot
The popular library for defining objects during testing has renamed. This will require some changes if you want to keep using new versions.
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Daniel P. Clark
Configuration layers and the methods for their storage can vary greatly. Here’s how to implement configuration objects in Ruby.
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Arkency Blog
A subtle mind shift that serves as another approach to making your tests resilient and complete.
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Tom Dalling
If you reach for mocks when needing to stub out methods on objects under test, a hand-written test double may be a much better fit.
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