Seven Habits of Highly Effective Gems
summary
Seven concrete practices make a Gem pleasant: a four-line quick start and a long README so users get going and discover features; inline YARD tags that document types and hidden methods; strict Semantic Versioning to avoid surprising breaking changes; loosened dependency ranges plus automated alerts from Gemnasium; CI across Rubies and dependency combos with Travis CI and Appraisal; Bundler/Vagrant to make tests runnable locally and in CI; and RuboCop to enforce style so pull requests integrate cleanly.
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chapters (21)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:45Quick Start
- 3:04Example App
- 4:20Documentation
- 6:03Yard
- 7:16Yard tags
- 8:17Ruby Dock Info
- 8:56Semantic Versioning
- 11:33JavaScript
- 13:54Dependencies
- 16:33Gymnastic
- 18:34Test locally
- 19:06Appraisal
- 20:26Twitter
- 21:49Trace
- 24:12Run Tests
- 26:07Vagrant
- 27:49Pull Requests
- 28:21Robocop
- 29:25Recap
- 30:39Questions
