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Sam overheard in IRC and shamelessly copied here
check out ubiquity. http://labs.mozilla.com/2008/08/introducing-ubiquity/ Ubiquity for Firefox from Aza Raskin on Vimeo. »MORE
Merb 0.9.5 knives and spoons released
Merb goes to 0.9.5, promises fewer API changes after 1.o. Read official entry here »MORE
Monitoring BackgrounDRb workers with God
Check it out: http://robotpoke.blogspot.com/2008/08/monitoring-backgroundrb-workers-with.html »MORE
God - Process and Task Monitoring Done Right - Slides
I posted these to SlideShare immediately after last month's meeting, but figured I'd put them up here as well. Enjoy! God - Process and Task Monitoring Done Right View SlideShare presentation (tags: ruby god) »MORE
August 13th Meeting: MacRuby, Ruby Hoedown, Engine Yard
Atlanta Ruby user group meeting, August 13th 6:30 at the Centergy Building, in Tech Square: 75 Fifth Street Hodges Room, floor 3. You, reader, are invited. Topics include: MacRuby, a likely successor to Ruby Cocoa. Basically, you... »MORE
Atlanta Perl Mongers Guest Speaker 8/28
The Atlanta Perl Mongers group is bringing in Randal Schwartz for their meeting in August. The anouncement is below. If you're interested, you can RSVP at http://atlanta.pm.org. Seats are limited, so RSVP early if... »MORE
Backgroundrb presentation
Presentation code available at http://github.com/wallace/bdrb-presentation/tree/master Please note that the maintainer of backgroundrb released an API breaking update the weekend after my presentation. I hope to update the presentation with working code for the latest version... »MORE
Datamapper + Merb contact form
If you are interested in datamapper, this tutorial shows off some of the nifty aspects of having a table less model. http://www.web2media.net/laktek/2008/07/28/creating-a-contact-form-using-merb-datamapper/ »MORE
Logo question
So I have some free time this weekend to make the site look a little more spiffy. I have a few variations, and am always open to input/new ideas. Please let me know if you...
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a nice collection of links for 2.1
This is a nice collection of links for getting started with rails 2.1 http://jasonrudolph.com/blog/2008/07/08/5-resources-for-getting-up-to-speed-on-rails-21/ »MORE
a new 'jour meme
Don't fall behind in the meme game! http://drnicwilliams.com/2008/06/18/what-is-gitjour-gemjour-starjour/ bonjour - zero-conf gitjour - yeah ok. i thought you could share repositories locally already, guess im not clued into why this is so cool yet. pastejour... »MORE
a techcrunch article worth reading
If for no other reason than the link archive, I found this techcrunch article to be a worthy read.... »MORE
Neat trick for navigating stacktrace in textmate
If you use textmate, here is a neat trick for using keyboard shortcuts to navigate a stack trace. http://dev.massivebraingames.com/past/2008/6/29/keyboard_navigation_for_textmate_stacktraces »MORE
New version of ActiveRecord Oracle adapter available
Raimonds Simanovskis just released a new version of ActiveRecord enhanced adaptor. Read about it Here »MORE
Google Data APIs Now All Use OAuth
Google just announced that you can now use OAuth for all of its data APIs. Announcement on the Google API blog Nice tutorial on how to get your Ruby site hooked up with OAuth, here: Developing OAuth clients... »MORE
A billion page views a month in rails...
Check out this link for a video on what linked in has been doing with bumpersticker... »MORE
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