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HOW TO: Ruby and RubyGems (and Rails!) on the Bug
Ruby is a language I've been meaning to learn for some time now and I figured I'd do that by using it for one of my projects here at Bug. The first thing I went...
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MADE@BUG: BUGnet updates
We have new BUGnet updates that include quite handy tools for developers. Code Search http://buglabs.net/codesearch This allows you to search against public BUG apps and browse projects in your browser. We're using Xapian search engine...
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DEVELOPMENT: Learning to enjoy writing test cases
I'm not big on writing test cases. Before joining Bug Labs, I mainly did .NET dev for three years, and "building" a project was sufficient enough to move on to the next item. When I...
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DEVELOPMENT: Making of BUG Community
As you can see, our new BUG Community is up and running. In addition to our main BUGnet site, the community portal is a place for our users and developers to share ideas and experiment....
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HOW TO: Rails Deployment - One Recipe, Many Targets
This site, like all of our rails sites, has a few different deployment targets, depending on what we're trying to do. For us, the target might be the integration server (where developers give new code...
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DEVELOPMENT: Goodbye nginx/mongrel_cluster, Hello Passenger!
So, it's no secret (or if it was, it's not any more) that we run Rails to provide the lion's share of our web content. Until recently, we've been pretty much exclusively using nginx +...
