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#santaconnyc costume suffered wear and tear last year. Missing gloves and hat. Need a new suit for SantaCon 2009 |
@newrelic Is there a way to see the percentage of requests above a response time? |
@jimweirich Standard library (as opposed to Ruby core)? Mutable vs. Immutable, perhaps? |
@jaymcgavren Context must come actions, just like in unit tests. Only visit pages in "When" steps, and follow the Given/When/Then order |
@atmos Can I quote you on that? |
American Airlines booking website looks like it was made with FrontPage |
@nzkoz Had the same reaction. Let me know how it goes. |
@nkallen Congrats on the Cache Money release. Looks great. How do you handle direct SQL that bypasses AR callbacks? |
@mattetti slaves run the app locally in separate databases and push results back up via DRb |
Testjour reduced our Cucumber scenario run time from 14 minutes to 4 |
@cashion Higher font size = less code on screen = smaller methods, perhaps |
What are people using for A/B testing? Google Site Optimizer is a little under-featured for what we need. |
Our Marketing guy: "We'll create an HTTP URL API!" Developers: "Uhh... You mean a link?" |
@appletreesloth Thanks. Installing now. Can I borrow your Netflix account info? :D |
XBMC vs. Boxee. Recommendations? |
Dusted off Testjour and added support for local runners and a sweet progress bar that tells you your ETA of your test run to finish. |
@PatrickTulskie Thanks. I spent some time on it today, and it's getting better. If you have any trouble with it, let me know. |
@PatrickTulskie It needs some work which I haven't been able to put in on it yet. Are you using it? |
@tenderlove Nice. That'll be very useful in Webrat. \,,/ |
