Happy 18th Birthday, Ruby!
Ruby Weekly is a weekly newsletter covering the latest Ruby and Rails news. Yes, I'm sad enough to have had this in my calendar for some time but.. it's Ruby's 18th "birthday" today! Happy Birthday Ruby! While this means it can drink, vote, and otherwise join its slightly older friends Perl (24) and Python (21) in the nightclubs of Europe, I was surprised to learn that coming of age in Japan is at
rails-sh 1.4.0 is released - RubyFlow
Made a library? Written a blog post? Found a useful tutorial? Share it with the Ruby community here or just enjoy what everyone else has found! I have just released rails-sh 1.4.0! Have you ever been frustrated with SLOWNESS of rails commands? rails-sh is a small shell where you can run rails commands much faster. For example, you can run a command like ‘rails generate’ or ‘rake routes’ in few sec
NetBeans Community News
NetBeans.org Community News Back to the community news list Ruby, Ruby on Rails Support Discontinued in NetBeans IDEBy: tinu, 27 Jan 2011 Dear NetBeans Community: After thorough consideration, we have taken the difficult step to discontinue support for Ruby and Ruby on Rails in the NetBeans IDE. Two main issues underpin this decision: Java SE 7 and Java Development Kit 7 (JDK 7) are the next major
Easy data caching in Rails 3
Pseudorandom thoughts, mostly on programming and web application development. Three common forms of cachingThere are 3 types of caching that are very commonly talked about in the rails community; page caching, action caching, and fragment caching. All of these are well documented and are great ways to cache varying amounts of content for your pages. Is that all the caching I need?Caching at the vi
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Medium
You can find (just about) anything on Medium — apparently even a page that doesn’t exist. Maybe these stories will take you somewhere new?
Close to the EDGE hocus_pocus
Let me talk about a gem library which casts a spell on your Rails app and enables you to build your Rails app “on the fly” just like editing a Wiki. This is named “hocus_pocus”, and developed as an “isolated engine” for Rails 3.1. The “isolated engine” feature has been developed by Piotr Sarnacki (@drogus) as the RubySOC project #14 and is currently available on Edge Rails. I really appreciate him
Ruby Advent Calendar
Every year Japanese Rubyists participate in what is called the “Ruby Advent Calendar”. Each day leading up to December 25th, one person posts an article to their blog and adds a link to their blog on the Advent Calendar. So, 25 blog posts total. The posts can be about anything related to Ruby. In my opinion, the Ruby Advent Calendar is about encouraging people to blog about Ruby and help others pa
Ruby in 2010: A Retrospective of a Great Year for Ruby
Ruby Weekly is a weekly newsletter covering the latest Ruby and Rails news. As 2010 comes to a close, I've dug through Ruby Inside archives to remind myself how far the Ruby scene has progressed over the year. Over the past couple of years, it's been hinted that the pace of developments in the Ruby world is slowing down, but nothing could have been further from the truth in 2010 (well, except in S
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_ [ruby][en] SapporoRubyKaigi03 The SapporoRubyKaigi03 was held yesterday in Hokkaido, one of the largest northern islands in Japan. The total attendees were about 150, of these 110 people were local, and the reset of 40 people came from Honshu(main island in Japan) include Matz. There were 10 sessions and 11 lightning talks about testing, math library, pair programming, ruby block goodness, using
Ruby divide at RubyKaigi 2010 and what can you do as a Rubyist? (Part 1)
Ruby divide at RubyKaigi 2010 and what can you do as a Rubyist? (Part 1) 14th Sep 2010 by Makoto Inoue Ruby divide at RubyKaigi 2010 and what can you do as a Rubyist? (Part 1) Introduction It is almost 2 weeks since RubyKaigi finished. For full details of the conference, check out Jake Scruggs’ near real time report. Ruby Kaigi was one of the most memorable conferences I have ever attended. There
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