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Handle different environments with PHP
Being both a Rails and PHP developer, I’m often lacking a few things when I’m switching from Rails to PHP.
One of the things I miss the most, is the different environments that Rails has, which makes testing, developing, staging and production environments easy.
However, I found a way to do this in PHP as well, without using frameworks like Zend, CakePHP etc.
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Rails plugin development using WebMock
I had a few problems getting WebMock working with my rails 3 setup.
When I used webmock in my rails 3 app, the tests ran and all was nice.
But when I wanted to create a plugin using the exact same code as I just tested inside my rails app, I went into some problems.
To start, I created a new plugin using
rails generate plugin myclient
The files were generated and all seemed fine.
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