Bryan Helmkamp - All Comments

Comment on 'Rack::Bug debugging toolbar in four minutes' by linoj

2009-07-10T13:36:01Z

hi, i just installed (in rails 2.3.2) and getting uninitialized constant Digest::SHA1 ??

Comment on 'Rack::Bug debugging toolbar in four minutes' by Gnagno

2009-07-06T10:46:09Z

Sorry,

I’ve found the problem is that I was using rails 2.2, is there a version of this fantastic midleware for rails 2.2 ?

thanks Gnagno

Comment on 'Rack::Bug debugging toolbar in four minutes' by Gnagno

2009-07-05T22:08:40Z

Hello,

am I the only one getting errors after installing this plugin? it seems very promising indeed but I can’t use it.

I installed via ./script/plugin install git://github.com/brynary/rack-bug.git and everything went fine, so I added the file middleware.rb and filled it with the code you gave us; then when I try to start the server I get a lot of errors, if I delete the file middleware.rb the server is working again.

can someone please help me?

Thanks in advance Gnagno

Comment on 'Rack::Bug debugging toolbar in four minutes' by Rupak Ganguly

2009-05-27T01:48:15Z

Bryan, thanks a lot. This is VERY helpful. By the way, for Windows users who are having issues with installing plugins from Github, see my post: http://rails.webintellix.com/index.php/2009/05/installing-rails-plugins-from-github-on-windows/

Comment on 'Switching Webrat to Selenium mode' by My maps

2009-05-17T21:00:55Z

Blog added to my favorites! :-)

Comment on 'Rack::Bug debugging toolbar in four minutes' by My maps

2009-05-17T20:58:38Z

Blog added to my favorites! :-)

Comment on 'Rack::Test released: Simply test any Rack-compatible app' by Dan Pickett

2009-05-16T01:43:56Z

This gem is awesome! I was relying on the Rails stack to get some of my acceptance tests working. I now have it completely decoupled.

Thanks so much for putting it together!

Comment on 'Rack::Bug debugging toolbar in four minutes' by Kai König

2009-05-13T09:54:02Z

Nice work, this will be very useful for many developers as they can now easily track down bottlenecks in their apps

But… That green, its just awful

cheers

Comment on 'Rack::Bug debugging toolbar in four minutes' by John Schult

2009-05-12T13:51:20Z

”...a new Rack middleware for inspecting requests to any Rack-compatible web application”. How does one use this with something other than Rails and AR (Datamapper)?

Comment on 'Rack::Test released: Simply test any Rack-compatible app' by Yuumi Yoshida

2009-04-27T02:13:20Z

Thanks!

I can wrote RSpec code for Rails Metal :-)

http://d.hatena.ne.jp/yuum3/20090427/1240796189 (Japanese)

Comment on 'Rack::Bug debugging toolbar in four minutes' by Bill Kayser

2009-04-23T22:21:42Z

Nice! One small tip. Calling Rails::Info.properties has an unfortunate side effect in defining the ActiveRecord module. A lot of Rails code checks defined? ActiveRecord (including your own!) to determine whether ActiveRecord is loaded, so if the app does not include the ActiveRecord framework, you can start seeing errors after invoking Rails::Info.properties.

It seems like this should be fixed in Rails by calling defined? ActiveRecord::Base but I’m not 100% sure.

Comment on 'Rack::Bug debugging toolbar in four minutes' by Kieran P

2009-04-23T07:51:06Z

Nice work! Would love to see this as a gem with ~/.rack-bug settings (for multiple apps)

Comment on 'Rack::Bug debugging toolbar in four minutes' by Bradly Feeley

2009-04-23T05:20:26Z

Wow. Definitely one of the coolest uses of Rack yet.

Comment on 'Rack::Bug debugging toolbar in four minutes' by Benjamin Stein

2009-04-23T00:04:01Z

That’s real hot.

Comment on 'Rack::Bug debugging toolbar in four minutes' by Raul Murciano

2009-04-22T20:46:53Z

Impressive work Bryan!