Better Hacking With Training Wheels
summary
A prototype Ruby library called training_wheels parses code with parse_tree into s‑expressions and runs on save like autotest, matching trigger patterns (example: detect two alias_method calls and suggest alias_method_chain) and emitting advice via stdout, Growl, say or raising an air/error for CI. Wheels live in a wheels directory, can open a gist for docs, claim to reduce support load, live repo on GitHub, and the proof‑of‑concept works after ~40 hours online.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:14We all have a stake
- 4:44Testing
- 9:07Wheel Demo
- 11:17More Flexibility
- 12:58Adding Methods
- 13:33Questions
- 16:25Ideas
- 22:42QA
