It's a pity that rake is not included in the table at the bottom.
One huge advantage of rake is the ability to easily debug what is happening. A quick `p [filename, task]` lets you know what is happening. Even, if needed, you can quickly do
$ irb
>>> require 'rake'
>>> p FileList["foo/*"]
and actually play around with the libraries. If you know anything about ruby, and especially if you are looking to build anything other than a c/c++ project, it is definitely worth looking at.
One huge advantage of rake is the ability to easily debug what is happening. A quick `p [filename, task]` lets you know what is happening. Even, if needed, you can quickly do
and actually play around with the libraries. If you know anything about ruby, and especially if you are looking to build anything other than a c/c++ project, it is definitely worth looking at.