It feels very much like the next step after jquery+templates. The nice part is that this enables you to choose your own strategy. For instance only using small amounts of code and regular forms. It requires a lot of decisions about structure decided already in a lot of js mvvm frameworks. These frameworks look like rails for client-side coding. Great for certain types of problems, but requires learning how to use it. Like always, if you can accept the limitations you get a boon. The big problem is that it’[...]

Turns out bundler does have documentation related to Bundler.with_clean_env. You just have to read the bundler.io man pages or the man pages for bundler exec.

Turns out bundler does have documentation related to Bundler.with_clean_env. You just have to read the bundler.io man pages or the man pages for bundler exec.

Using ruby is kind of easy in the beginning. We started by having a folder of loose scripts. This turned a bit messy after a while. By moving these to separate gems we got some needed structure. Many of the programmers complained about globally installed gems (i.e. our local gems). In order to get a predictable executing environment we started to levarage bundler more and more. Turns out that there is a gotcha: Executing a bundle exec script inside a bundle exec script. The inside script will inherit the e[...]

Using ruby is kind of easy in the beginning. We started by having a folder of loose scripts. This turned a bit messy after a while. By moving these to separate gems we got some needed structure. Many of the programmers complained about globally installed gems (i.e. our local gems). In order to get a predictable executing environment we started to levarage bundler more and more. Turns out that there is a gotcha: Executing a bundle exec script inside a bundle exec script. The inside script will inherit the e[...]