July 2010
20 posts
Titanous: Mailman Released! →
I just released my Ruby Summer of Code project, Mailman as a gem. You can install it by running gem install mailman. What is Mailman? Mailman is an incoming email processing microframework. You point it at a source of email, such as a POP3 account or a Maildir, and it will execute routes…
Jul 28th
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Ruby Quicktips: Returning →
schmidt-happens: Ruby/Rails never ceases to amaze me. Once again while digging around in the source code of Rails I came across Object#returning. Let me introduce you to this little gem. If you have been writing code for any amount of time then this should look quite familiar to you. def...
Jul 27th
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“Good teams don’t just do their work, they think about how they are working...”
– Extreme Programming Explained - Embrace Change by Kent Beck and Cynthia Andres 2nd Edition
Jul 27th
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Interesting Roadmap for learning rails. →
Jul 24th
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NoSql article from Heroku founder! →
Jul 23rd
Pub/Sub for Ruby and NodeJs →
A Pub/Sub model for Ruby and NodeJs, looks very cool!
Jul 20th
Content Helpers for Sinatra →
Jul 15th
v1.0.1 release of Simple Column Gem - NOW #Rails 3... →
Jul 14th
Event Machine Talk →
If you want to understand more about event driven ruby, watch this video.
Jul 14th
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Ruby Bash! Looks interesting →
Jul 14th
Ruby Bash! Looks interesting →
Jul 14th
CSS Style guide →
Jul 13th
Interesting Gist on Testing your Queries in... →
Jul 13th
Browse your Git Repositories locally! →
Jul 13th
How to be a programmer by Robert L Read →
An interesting essay on what it takes to be a good programmer.
Jul 12th
Simple column search gem
Need to do multi column like searches in your rails app? Check out http://github.com/jqr/simple_column_search If you want to use in rails3 check out my fork! http://github.com/jackhq/simple_column_search
Jul 10th
Mercury 1.0.2 released...
Mercury 1.0.2 Was released last week: Added support to add css, and js files to any location in your wwwroot folder and connect to them via link and script tags. Now when you cut a project over it will create the images, javascripts, and stylesheets folder under your wwwroot and you can modify the js and css. Lastly, when you create a .sass or .coffee file in your wwwroot, you can point...
Jul 5th
Excellent article on coffeescript and asynchronous... →
Jul 5th
Javascript for your Brain →
Jul 3rd
A List Apart: Responsive Web Design →
dhotson: A fantastic technique for designing fluid layouts. Also, check out Hicksdesign and try resizing your browser. (via Trivium)
Jul 1st
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