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A Few Things About Rails Command Line Everyone Should Know
A good rake refresher!
This is the blog post about few things in Rails command line that I hardly ever use.
rake notes
Left a comment like #FIXME or #TODO on a method, but never actually end up changing anything or fixing anything about the method. If this sounds familiar, then rake notes helps you avoid just that. It will find all the files with comments beginning with OPTIMIZE, FIXME, OPTIMIZE.
Also, we can add search for specific annotation, for ex: searching for just FIXME comments would be as simple as firing rake notes:fixme.
Also it lets us search for any custom annotation that we might be using in our code, rake notes:custom ANNOTATION=ADDTESTCASE
Read more about rake notes on the guides.
rails console –sandbox
If you wish to test some code, but you also want the data to be reverted back to original after you have tested the…
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Part 2: How To Use Golang With API.ai Artificial Intelligence Service
Part 2 — In this article, we will try out their /tts service. In part 1 of this series we explored their /query service. Here, we will explore their/tts service which takes text and returns the generated speech (as an audio WAV file). I have created a folder “apiai” which will hold the Go source code “apiaifile.go”. … Continue reading Part 2: How To Use Golang With API.ai Artificial Intelligence Service
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