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The Strange Ruby Splat
This article has been republished on Monkey and Crow. As of ruby 1.9, you can do some pretty odd things with array destructuring and splatting. Putting the star before an object invokes the splat operator, which has a variety of effects. First we’ll start with some very useful examples, then we will poke around the dark corners of ruby’s arrays and the splat operator. Method Definitions You can us
“Confident Ruby” now in Beta!
“Confident Ruby” now in Beta! Skip to entry content Hey, remember when I said I’d finish Confident Ruby by September 1, 2012? Ha ha! That was a funny joke! Seriously though, this book has taken much longer than intended, partly as the scope grew, but mostly because of other projects getting in the way. Such as the launch of RubyTapas. I’m hugely appreciative of all the early-access buyers who supp
Octopress
The way Octopress is being distributed and maintained is nearing its end. There are many things I've always disliked about how Octopress works. So before I talk about the exciting part, I'd like to tell you what's wrong with Octopress. What's wrong? If I'm being harsh, I'll tell you that as it is now, Octopress is basically some guy's Jekyll blog you can fork and modify. The first, and most obviou
What The Rails Security Issue Means For Your Startup | Kalzumeus Software
January has been a very bad month for Ruby on Rails developers, with two high-severity security bugs permitting remote code execution found in the framework and a separate-but-related compromise on rubygems.org, a community resource which virtually all Ruby on Rails developers sit downstream of. Many startups use Ruby on Rails. Other startups don’t but, like the Rails community, may one day find
Middleman: Hand-crafted frontend development
Installation Install the gem and run middleman init my_project to create a new Middleman site from the command line. See full install instructions Customize Your Site Check out the directory cd my_project. Middleman works right out of the box. Start reading the docs to find out what each directory is doing and how to customize your site. See advanced customizations Build and Deploy Running one com
Susy: Responsive grids for Compass
Susy was a responsive layout engine for Sass, before flexbox and CSS grid were available. Susy is now deprecated, and will not receive updates. If you need help moving off Susy, or learning the latest in web layout, we offer training and consulting to help bring you up-to-date. Contact us for details » Not everyone can play with the latest specs, and there will always be edge-cases that require ma
fork and exec on the JVM? JRuby to the Rescue!
Charles Oliver Nutter Java, Ruby, and JVM guy trying to make sense of it all Today David R. MacIver pinged me in #scala and asked "headius: Presumably you guys have spent quite a lot of time trying to make things like system("vim") work correctly in JRuby and failing? i.e. I'm probably wasting my time to attempt similar?" My first answer was "yes", since there's no direct way to exec a program lik
Hacking rails/rails repo
So I commited in rails/rails repo I simply added a <input value=USER_ID name=public_key[user_id]> field to Public key update form, where USER_ID = 4223 (from https://api.github.com/users/rails). Backend didn't whitelist accessible attributes and had something like this: @key = PublicKey.find(params[:id]) @key.update_attributes(params[:public_key]) #Oh no! We passed public_key[user_id] of our victi
Mustache, ERB and the future of templating · by Kyle Neath
You cannot modify variables. You cannot apply filters. You can only output variables or a collection of variables. Everything else happens inside of a view. A view can be written in any language of your choosing: C, Objective-C, Ruby, Python, Javascript, etc. I’ll use Ruby since that’s what we use: module Jobs module Views class Developers < Layout def developers @results.entries.map do |hit| name
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