The Rails Way on premature extraction

Posted by David November 15, 2006 @ 06:11 PM

Koz and Jamis has posted their first article on The Rails Way covering premature extraction. It’s a great way to start off the show of Rails learnings. Since it’s so easy to abstract and extract in Ruby, it’s ever so tempting to begin doing so before you have more than one instance to triangulate the best approach with.

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  1. Jomdom on 16 Nov 00:16:

    This is one of those classic “you know you’ve read too much spam when…” moments.

    I totally read that title as “The Rails way on premature ejaculation.”

    I need a vacation.

  2. Moodang on 16 Nov 07:35:

    Off topic here, but I really like the syntax highlighting style on that site. Would someone happen to know any Textmate bundle providing that theme?

  3. Mars on 17 Nov 20:06:

    Moodang,

    That site runs on Mephisto, which uses the filtered_column_code_macro Rails Plugin:

    http://techno-weenie.net/svn/projects/plugins/filtered_column_code_macro/

    The plugin is a wrapper around CodeRay:

    http://coderay.rubychan.de/

  4. www.childtoybrand.com on 22 Nov 23:39:

    thanks for this information.

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