Interesting Things

• Running initialization blocks per environment
  • Set an array in environment.rb to capture your procs that will do your post-initialization: POST_LOAD_BLOCKS = []
  • Now, in your environment-specific initialization files, you can do stuff like:
  • Then, back in environment.rb, after your environment has been initialized, loop over your array:

<code>
POST_LOAD_BLOCKS << Proc.new {
  a.runFoo
  b.runBar
}
</code>

Paydirt! These procs you’re appending to the POST_LOAD_BLOCKS array will get executed after your environment is completely initialized.

• Use silence_warnings to (you guessed it!) ‘silence’ warnings in Ruby – only pros should use it, and only when its clear exactly what you are doing!

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