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A lightning talk presented as part of a series at BostonRB project night, February 6, 2013

Technologie

5 Awesome Gems
...and some fun with MemeGenerator

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Hi!
• I’m Dan
• Co-Organizer @ BostonRB
• Principal Consultant @ LaunchWare
• Head of Instruction @ Launch
Academy

• dpickett on Twitter / GitHub/
everyHub

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Some Favorites

• inherited_resources
• kaminari
• guard
• conﬁgatron
• bourbon
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Inherited Resources

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Why?

• Makes writing boilerplate controllers
easier

• Easy internationalization of ﬂash text
with the Responders gem

• Easy API generation for JSON and XML

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Why Not?

• Another DSL/Library to Learn
• Can sometimes get in your way for
nonstandard controller actions

• Not good for beginners - feel the pain
of repetition in your controllers, ﬁrst

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class
AccountsController
<
ApplicationController

respond_to
:json

inherit_resources
#gives
you
all
RESTful
actions
for
Account
end

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Kaminari

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Why?
• Easily customizable/themed
• great conﬁguration options

• awesome generators

• Scope-Based
• Doesn’t hack core objects
• I18n ready for localization
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Why Not?

• Other engines might express alternative
decisions (reﬁnery, ie)

• Can be painful to paginate non-scope/
AREL collections

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#in
your
controller
@users
=
User.

page(params[:page]).

per(50)

#in your view
<%= paginate @users %>

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guard

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Why?

• Don’t constantly have to run tests
manually

• Invokes tests for ﬁles that change
• Extensible plugin architecture
• Extensible notiﬁcation architecture

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Why Not?

• Minor issue where guard plugins can
lag behind on dependencies

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Conﬁgatron

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Why?

• Easy, dynamic conﬁguration for gems
and applications

• Conﬁgure via manual code, hash or
YAML

• Plays nicely with Rails Application
conﬁguration

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Why Not?

• nulls vs. blanks can be confusing

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module
Facebook

def
self.secret_key=(key)

configatron.facebook.secret_key
=
key

end

def
self.secret_key

configatron.facebook.secret_key

end
end

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Bourbon

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Why?

• Handy shortcuts for common CSS
idioms

• Beautiful documentation
• Exposes you to lots of great/creative
CSS uses

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Why Not?

• Can be diﬃcult to install/conﬁgure as
part of the asset pipeline

• You still need to be an informed
consumer of experimental CSS
features

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http://bourbon.io

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To Learn More...

http://launchacademy.co
The Fun Begins May 1st
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For More Gems...

• Ignition, our rails template is available
• http://github.com/LaunchWare/ignition

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Questions?

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5 Of Our Favorite Ruby Gems

1. 5 Awesome Gems ...and some fun with MemeGenerator Custom Software, Simpliﬁed Wednesday, February 6, 13

2. Hi! • I’m Dan • Co-Organizer @ BostonRB • Principal Consultant @ LaunchWare • Head of Instruction @ Launch Academy • dpickett on Twitter / GitHub/ everyHub Custom Software, Simpliﬁed Wednesday, February 6, 13

3. Some Favorites • inherited_resources • kaminari • guard • conﬁgatron • bourbon Custom Software, Simpliﬁed Wednesday, February 6, 13

4. Inherited Resources Custom Software, Simpliﬁed Wednesday, February 6, 13

5. Why? • Makes writing boilerplate controllers easier • Easy internationalization of ﬂash text with the Responders gem • Easy API generation for JSON and XML Custom Software, Simpliﬁed Wednesday, February 6, 13

6. Why Not? • Another DSL/Library to Learn • Can sometimes get in your way for nonstandard controller actions • Not good for beginners - feel the pain of repetition in your controllers, ﬁrst Custom Software, Simpliﬁed Wednesday, February 6, 13

7. class AccountsController < ApplicationController respond_to :json inherit_resources #gives you all RESTful actions for Account end Custom Software, Simpliﬁed Wednesday, February 6, 13

8. Kaminari Custom Software, Simpliﬁed Wednesday, February 6, 13

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15. Conﬁgatron Custom Software, Simpliﬁed Wednesday, February 6, 13

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18. module Facebook def self.secret_key=(key) configatron.facebook.secret_key = key end def self.secret_key configatron.facebook.secret_key end end Custom Software, Simpliﬁed Wednesday, February 6, 13

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21. Why Not? • Can be difficult to install/configure as part of the asset pipeline • You still need to be an informed consumer of experimental CSS features Custom Software, Simplified Wednesday, February 6, 13

22. http://bourbon.io Custom Software, Simpliﬁed Wednesday, February 6, 13

23. To Learn More... http://launchacademy.co The Fun Begins May 1st Custom Software, Simpliﬁed Wednesday, February 6, 13

24. For More Gems... • Ignition, our rails template is available • http://github.com/LaunchWare/ignition Custom Software, Simpliﬁed Wednesday, February 6, 13

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