Re: [Rails] Speed Up rake?

2012-08-01 Thread Sam Serpoosh
> > > Oh just stop it. Bending your app into a pretzel to get faster tests is > the "band-aid". > Really? it's not about bending app into pretzel, it's about designing the app in a way that each part has only one reason to change. and not making things depend on stuff that they don't have anythin

Re: [Rails] Speed Up rake?

2012-08-01 Thread Matt Jones
On Tuesday, 31 July 2012 17:57:59 UTC-4, @masihjesus wrote: > > Hello Salvatore, > > I think using things like spork or the like is just a band-aid and > they are not a solution to the real problem which is the design and > mixing things all together in rails provided and known things, > spec

Re: [Rails] Speed Up rake?

2012-07-31 Thread Sam Serpoosh
Hello Salvatore, I think using things like spork or the like is just a band-aid and they are not a solution to the real problem which is the design and mixing things all together in rails provided and known things, specially controllers and models. If we have good design with Single Responsibility

Re: [Rails] Speed Up rake?

2012-07-31 Thread Dheeraj Kumar
Use either spark or parallel_tests Dheeraj Kumar On Tuesday 31 July 2012 at 11:11 PM, Salvatore Pelligra wrote: > Testing with rake is REALLY time consuming! Every time I have to run a > test, it eat up something like 4 to 6 seconds, only for start up O_O > > There's nothing we can do to spee

[Rails] Speed Up rake?

2012-07-31 Thread Salvatore Pelligra
Testing with rake is REALLY time consuming! Every time I have to run a test, it eat up something like 4 to 6 seconds, only for start up O_O There's nothing we can do to speed up? Perhaps something like spork? -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/. -- You received this message because you ar