Output multiple lines in one puts statement

Did you know, you can print multiple lines of output in a single puts statement?

puts "This", "is", "a", "test"

This
is
a
test
=> nil

puts in the Ruby API.

Didn't know about this. Useful

The lesson is that you shouldn't be afraid to market to people. If you don't ask for business you won't get it.

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The minimum viable products fail fast, the maximum viable product succeeds slow.

You set the course, your customers give you data to navigate

Love the ideas in the post, specifically because we are at the point in Gameplan where we're doing customer-development and still in the process of discovering our business model and it's a great reminder that we need to make short-term iterations but still keep in mind the long-term goals.

It pisses me off too when small companies try to act like big companies. Be who you really are.

You can add the following aliases to your ~/.bash_profile file as follows:

• alias heroc="ruby <path to where you unzipped the script>/credentials.rb"
• alias heros="ruby <path to where you unzipped the script>/switcher.rb"

Now, from the command line, you can simply type “heros” and “heroc” to use the scripts. Of course, you can use whatever alias you want.

Great tip.