<Sheilong>
How do I tell rspec to use active directory to create the users in the database instead trying to add it directly to the database?
<Sheilong>
After reading them from YAML file, they are inserted into database directly using insert query. So they skip callbacks and validations check. How I make it pass by the validation using fixtures file?
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<adam12>
For us old timers: can you name a web framework for Ruby that's not Merb, Padrino, Ramaze, Pakyow, or Rails? I'm doing some splunking on old frameworks and curious which ones I am overlooking. Framework being more than Sinatra or Roda (something with a prescribed structure).
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<ox1eef>
cuba, rum, webmachine-ruby
<gr33n7007h>
Nitro
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<adam12>
Thanks :)
<adam12>
I forgot about Nitro. I think it was inspiration for Ramaze.
<ox1eef>
i seem to remember another, recent framework for building websocket apps. not sure. its a vague memory, and i guess never took off.
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<adam12>
Something like Goliath?
<adam12>
I thought that was one.
<adam12>
Micro-frameworks are interesting enough, but I'm looking at how we've done complex application startup in the past. Merb had a nice solution that I've cribbed, but I'm interested in seeing others.
<adam12>
I think dry-system does a DAG.
<adam12>
(Merb does a stack that each element can specify it's position by name)
<ox1eef>
goliath looks and sounds great, hadn't seen that befoe. it's close to what i'd like, with a simple class rather than a DSL of spaghetti.
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<adam12>
ox1eef: I didn't realize webmachine-ruby was still being maintained. Interesting.
<ox1eef>
i don't think it sees much activity but it is not dead yet
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<leah2>
camping!
<adam12>
leah2: Yeah! Forgot about that. Camping unabridged is a nice read on a cold day.
<ox1eef>
camping was the idea that a class represented an action rather than a controller?