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Oh snap! I haven’t posted here in a long time. My day job and my night jobs have been keeping me too busy! Hopefully I’ll have more time to blog in the future. I have a bunch of ideas, I just need to find the time to write! Anyway, let’s talk RDoc, iPad, and epub! I like documentation. I especially like consuming documentation. I thought it would be neat if I could read documentation on my iPad. A
We’re marching towards the release candidates with hurried steps, but along the way we stopped by for another beta. This one spins out a few overdue extractions into plugins (see http://github.com/rails/verification and http://github.com/rails/dynamic_form), fixes a security issue with cookies, crosses a few t’s and dots a few i’s. Upgrading from beta 2 is recommended. As always, you can install t
Ruby Weekly is a weekly newsletter covering the latest Ruby and Rails news. awesome_print is a Ruby tool that provides "pretty printing" support for your objects. It's a bit like p, pp or, if you prefer, puts obj.inspect, but with significantly improved, contextual, colored output. Its creator and maintainer is Michael Dvorkin of Fat Free CRM fame. Being able to see "inside" Ruby objects on the fl
Ruby Weekly is a weekly newsletter covering the latest Ruby and Rails news. Hot on the heels of Sinatra 1.0 comes the official release of Padrino (or GitHub repo), a webapp framework that provides an extra layer of functionality on top of Sinatra (like helpers, generators, admin interface, and internationalization). Padrino is Sinatra 1.0 compatible. Developers Davide D'Agostino, Nathan Esquenazi
Grep in Ruby – A powerful Enumerable method 31 Mar 2010 – ZhuHai If you were a Unix shell fan, I bed that the “grep” command would be in your top-used list. But as for the Ruby programming, are you still prefer “grep” to the other methods come with the “Enumerable” module? Do you know in most of the situation, using “grep” is more handy and powerful than the commonly used “map” or “select” methods
It’s that time again to take a moment to think about those people who have impacted Ruby community but have not received the recognition they deserve. We have given away twelve awards in the past two years at Railsconf, and this year we are preparing to give away six more. But we need your help. So, if you know someone who has contributed to our community this year please take a moment to show som
Most of you will already know that I am part of the triumvirate who runs the Scottish Ruby Conference (née Scotland on Rails) each year in Edinburgh. We’ve just wrapped up this year’s conference and it has been utterly awesome. I may write more about that later, but that’s not where I’m going today. On the Saturday morning, I turned up, feeling the last whisky from the night before wasn’t such a g
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