This is nice to know: Subversion’s default keyword substitution setting is exactly opposite of CVS’.
Subversion will never attempt to perform textual substitutions on your file contents unless explicitly asked to do so.
So that’s why -kb isn’t ever necessary when svning.
Discovered via. Dr. Nic: ZenTest.
ZenTest scans your target and unit-test code and writes your missing code based on simple naming rules, enabling XP at a much quicker pace. ZenTest only works with Ruby and Test::Unit.
autotest is a continous testing facility meant to be used during development. As soon as you save a file, autotest will run the corresponding dependent tests.
I’ve been telling a few people on a quasi regular basis about what I call the headline of the day. Reddit usually has at least one (sometimes more) awesome headline every day. Here’s todays:
Meth-dealing principal was naked and watching gay porn when cops arrived to arrest him
Andrew: So what about this whole Gore mansion fiasco?
Andrew: Think it’ll actually hurt him? Or fizzle out fast?
Me: Fizzle fast
Me: It won’t hurt him with the people he’s working to convince.
Me: And face it: he wouldn’t have any credibility if he lived like an ascetic hermit.
Me: The environmental movement needs someone who can show that you can “make a difference without becoming a hippie.”
Now that we have The Hitchings Factor, Vastly Important Notes, Geechorama, Dial M for Mr. Swanky (in no particular order) and, of course, Go Terk Yourself I think we need to create our own exclusive blog network a la 9rules. Names?
I really should start using Mauricio Fernandez’ rcov code coverage tool for ruby.
I discovered today that The Kleptones maintain a blog/podcast called Hectic City. I have a moderately irrational love for his (The Kleptones is one fellow) mashups and am quite excited to hear more of his and others’ mashups via. this podcast.
Here’s one:
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