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Michael Granger

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Fun With RSpec + WebKit Posted: Jun 1, 2009 11:48 AM
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I’ve been playing around with the Webkit-based HTML view that TextMate provides for HTML command output, especially to see if I could use its fancier features to make an RSpec runner that was a little shinier and had some features I find myself monkeypatching into the default TextMate runner for every project.

I’m in love with the ‘Resources’ view that bleeding-edge WebKit’s Web Inspector includes, so I set out to adapt the progress-bar half of the page to reflect the status of examples, and ended up with something I’m pretty happy with.

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