Henrik Hauge Bjørnskov

GitHub - relatel/switest: Functional testing for voice applications Functional testing for voice applications. Contribute to relatel/switest development by creating an account on GitHub.

Follow up to this github.com/relatel/swit... is released on Rubygems

#ruby #minitest #freeswitch

Not on my bingo card for this week. Write a complete Testing Framework for FreeSwitch using ESL for Ruby

TIL: How to use Bun with ViteRuby in Rails Over the years there have been a flurry of different package managers for the eco system. One of those new ones is Bun. But bun is…

TIL: How to use Bun with ViteRuby in Rails medium.com/p/til-how-to...

#rails #vite #bun

I am certainly not a designer and have always had issues with creating stuff like landing pages etc.

It is impressive how far along LLM and specifically Claude have come in this area

Welcome to the new landing page for Displayful displayful.co

A cute, glowing ruby gem with a smiling face, rendered in a pink-purple neon style on a vibrant background. It represents the Ruby language with a Charm-inspired, glamorous CLI aesthetic.

Alongside the Ruby 4.0 release last week, I published charm-ruby over Christmas, bringing @charm.land's excellent terminal UI libraries to Ruby.

A full TUI framework, reusable components, styled output, forms, markdown rendering, spinners, charts, and a lot more!

Demos below ⬇️

Finally, www.ruby-lang.org/en/ has a new design.

TIL: How to use Vite Ruby with ActiveAdmin (v4) Following up with my other post on Vite Ruby and ActiveAdmin for v3. Here is the simple steps needed to get it working for ActiveAdmin v4.

TIL: How to use Vite Ruby with ActiveAdmin (v4) medium.com/p/til-how-to...

#rails #ruby #vite

TIL: How to use Vite Rails with ActiveAdmin (v3) ActiveAdmin v3 have had support for the standard Rails assets pipeline and webpacker. It does not have official support for Vite Ruby…

TIL: How to use Vite Rails with ActiveAdmin (v3) medium.com/p/til-how-to...

#rails #ruby #vite #activeadmin

Testing Rails Applications — Ruby on Rails Guides This guide explores how to write tests in Rails.After reading this guide, you will know: Rails testing terminology. How to write unit, functional, integration, and system tests for your application. O...

If it is in context of a Rails app there is `--name|-n` option for `rails test`.

guides.rubyonrails.org/testing.html...

We use minitest-focus and also I think that TESTOPTS can help with a specific name

GitHub - displayful/try.fish: tobi/try in pure fish tobi/try in pure fish. Contribute to displayful/try.fish development by creating an account on GitHub.

The `try` utility from Tobi is pretty neat (github.com/tobi/try)!

But it could just be a fish function that doesn't require an init script etc. So I made it (or Claude did) github.com/displayful/t...

Largest in projects I work on is 140k

feat: enable Insights by default (#707) · honeybadger-io/honeybadger-ruby@ab0f35e

It seems the every Error Tracking service wants to become an observability platform and then force it upon their users. Happened with @sentry.io and apparently also happening with @honeybadger.io (github.com/honeybadger-...)

You are kinda dropping the first part of what Mike wrote. Here is the quote:

"I think they could add a zero to their Sponsorship tiers and pay for a few ruby-core members to work full-time."

Do you use `falcon` or `falcon-rails` ?

Having used `falcon` again for a week or two, I am having an issue with `falcon-rails` including all kinds of stuff like a new .erb engine. A new rails Logger system etc.

Really missing the `rails restart` with Falcon, and also using `vite_ruby` there seems to be some incompatibilities.

Nuuday in Denmark uses it. I work in one of the brands and I don’t understand it either 🫠

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Hard to come up with specifics, just thinking about advanced routing patterns, and maybe helper names.

I agree, never really understood why it isn't. As you say the other official gems are under the Ruby already.

Looking at the Router demo video, there are several open questions.

1. Wont the having an explicit router tree, scattered in controllers be hard to maintain / find information about routes?
2. What about canonical urls. Like none standard restful ones?

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Scratching an itch with displayful.co

- New Grafana Integration
- Better and Quicker PowerBI integration (Select Section & Filtering)

displayful.co/changelog

We used to just have a shared `ssh_config` file that had a bunch of aliases. That would give you `ssh my-server-alias`

Ahh

We have something similar. I think it will always be dependent on the infrastructure. E.g Kubernetes, ECS, AWS Instances or a simple Hetzner server.

Hard to generalize a tool for that i think.

What is it hosted on ? Multiple servers or ?

If it is just a single server, then Dokku has this.

@sentry.io have become one of those tools that is now full of junk, that are forced down peoples throats. Tracing, Performance, Insights no thank you! I just want the goddamn Exceptions and stack traces grouped.

minitest-spec or good old assert_equal ?

I have stopped using the MySQL/Postgres plugins and just do SQLite now. Thought about doing that?