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Episode #297 - August 14, 2012

Nathaniel Bibler Adam Fortuna

The real Rails 3.2.8 gets started with rails_apps_composer, we Lose and then Find how to do Ruby Bitwise operations, and then we light it all on fire on this episode of Ruby5.

This episode is sponsored by Top Ruby Jobs. Everyone deserves to love their job (and it's probably in Ruby).

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• Rails 3.2.8
• rails_apps_composer
• Lost and Found
• Bitwise
• Backburner
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Bitwise operations in Ruby, and an example application to testing with Rspec

Last week, Vito Botta wrote a post detailing how to use bitwise operations to clean up a set of specs. It's an interesting look at how to use bitwise operations to generate data tables and see some Array functions that you may not have used before.

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