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Guys, We''re embarking on a new dev project, and I''m curious....why would one choose markaby over erb? I for one am no fan of the erb syntax, but aside from that it''s similar to other technologies I''ve used in the past: PHP, JSP, ASP, etc. Why would one choose markaby over erb? What are the benefits? What are the drawbacks? Is there anything remarkable

Here''s a snippet: it "should provide the fund" do get(:timesheet,{:id=>@fund.id}) assigns[:fund].should == @fund end Works fine on my box, fails on my CI server. Here''s the output: NoMethodError in ''The FundController timesheet should provide the fund'' You have a nil object when you didn''t expect it! You might have

Hi Jeem, First, please send questions like this to the help list, not me. I assume that you are in a similar position to sjtan who has been sending almost exactly the same questions. The problem is not in the loops (which look rather familiar to me) but in your initial assignments at the top. For instanc...

...art of the code. > I am just listing my variable for simulation out at the beginning in order > to provide easy understanding. > i am doing a whole night to find out where have i done wrong.But i just > keep repeat producing the wrong output ... > > > > > > >> Hi Jeem, >> First, please send questions like this to the help list, not me. >> >> I assume that you are in a similar position to sjtan who has been >> sending almost exactly the same questions. >> >> The problem is not in the loops (which look rather familiar to me) but...

If (like me) you use ccrb to test a Rails app and (like me) you define your own :cruise task, because, for example, you use rspec rather than Test::Unit and (like me) you have the RAILS_ENV ||= ''production'' line in environment.rb (because, like me, you use crummy shared hosting) Your build will run in production mode, possibly screwing up your production database,