Hack your bundle for fun and profit
10 May 2013 Hack your bundle for fun and profit Bundler has turned out to be an amazingly useful tool for installing and tracking gems a Ruby project needs. So useful, in fact, that nearly every Ruby project uses it. Even though it shows up practically everywhere, most people don’t know about Bundler’s built-in tools and helpers. In an attempt to increase awareness (and Ruby developer productivity
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Rbenv and Bundler • dan.carley.co
I have been an occasional user of RVM to date. I like the problems that it solves; the ability to switch between different versions of Ruby and isolate per-project installs of Gems. But I just can’t gel with the way that it solves them. Aside from arguments about curl | sh installs and shell overrides, it just feels like there is too much magic involved. I’m not a fan of magic. Gimme the Rubies rb
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Warning: Controversial Content If you are morally or ethically opposed to using Project Generators and prefer to create RubyGems by hand, STOP READING AND CLICK THE BACK BUTTON. I am perfectly aware that one does not need any tools to create a RubyGem, and that all you really need is RubyGems and a *.gemspec file. However, the majority of users do not have the time or patience to create each Ruby
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Gem Bundler – Manage your Ruby gems
Gem Bundler helps you track and install the gems you need for your Ruby project. This tutorial shows you how to start a blog page using Ruby on Rails. By covering the design aspects of a Rails web application, it makes it easier to understand the concepts behind Rails and how they fit together. A simple blog/CMS is almost trivial to implement in Rails—scaffolding alone will get you a good way thr
Bundler Best Practices | Viget Extend
Bundler is a great tool to have in the Ruby toolbox, but it's also a bit mysterious to some developers. "Oh cool, I put my gems in this file, bundle install, and that's it. Wait, what's this Gemfile.lock thing? Should that go in my repo? What's the difference between bundle install and bundle update? How do I install my gems when I deploy? Where are my pants?" Let's take a tour of Bundler and find
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