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Episode #103 - August 17, 2010

Nathaniel Bibler Gregg Pollack

Code Coverage in Ruby 1.9, CoverMe, RenderIt, Heroku Plus, the Twitter Tweet Button, and IRB tweeks are all on this episode of Ruby5. As a bonus, we posted a video, interviewing Carl and Yehuda on Rails 3.

This episode is sponsored by Ruby|Web Conference. A web-centric Ruby conference going on September 9-10. Get $30 off with the "ruby5" promo code.

• Ruby|Web Conference
• RenderIt
• Improve IRB
• heroku_plus
• tweet-button
• Ruby 1.9 Coverage
• CoverMe
• Carl & Yehuda
• Ruby5

CoverMe - Code Coverage for Ruby 1.9

Using the ideas put forth by Aaron Patterson, Mark Bates just released CoverMe, which takes advantage of Ruby 1.9's Coverage library to give you an RCov-like development tool. The results provide you with sortable columns, searching and filtering, color-coding, and more.

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