In reading the excellent RSpec Book, I came across a great idea that I’ve been using as my mantra of late: “write the code you want to have.” In its original context, the authors discuss how to write your test scenarios when you have not yet implemented the code behind them. In that case, they [...]
Also tagged apiI’ve recently subscribed to Zed Shaw’s twitter feed and it’s been very illuminating. Just yesterday he posted a new [blog|article|rant] at his site about why he (A/L)GPL’s his code after his experience with Mongrel. Personally, I appreciate his stance, which (from the linked post) boils down to: Open source to open source, corporation to corporation. [...]
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