Early registration for the Velocity Web Performance & Operations Conference has opened. To help spread the word, I've written this "simplest thing that will work" hack to a common Operations need: Paging systems and Conference Bridges. Step 1: Establish a team contact list with SMS email addresses Create a Google Spreadsheet to create a team roster like this one. My recommendation is to let people
Rather coincidentally, two different re-implementations of Ruby (a new interpreter and a new language, respectively) with the name of Sapphire have appeared on my radar recently. They're both worth mentioning, so why not put them together? Sapphire #1 - A Fork of the Official Ruby Interpreter (MRI) The first Sapphire is, quite unusually, a fork of the official Ruby interpreter (that is, Matz's Rub
If so, what keeps you from working on the startup full-time? Obviously there are many reasons people don't make the leap.1. Personal reasons / family obligations 2. Can't afford to lose the salary (could tie into 1) 3. You enjoy your day job. 4. You don't think you're capable or have enough experience. 5. You're waiting for that "killer idea". 6. You have the idea you want to go with but you're wa
This post was originally published on the New Bamboo blog, before New Bamboo joined thoughtbot in London. I’m assuming that you’re using private key authentication for git and that you’ve got an ssh agent set up (if you’re running Leopard then you automatically have this). The trick is to use ssh agent forwarding, now supported in Capistrano. It allows the server to pull the latest code from GitHu
A Flickr-based Introduction to Ruby on Rails 2.0 Want to get started with Rails 2.0? Explore some of the most prominent new features, and learn how to use them to build a simple, but visually attractive, web application based on Flickr. nitially released in 2004, the Rails web application framework became the perfect killer application for the Ruby language and an extremely powerful tool for rapid
Ruby Weekly is a weekly newsletter covering the latest Ruby and Rails news. HotRuby is a JavaScript and Flash powered virtual machine that can run Ruby code compiled to opcode by YARV. You can write Ruby script within a Web page within <script type="text/ruby"> .. </script> tags, and HotRuby will then extract it, send it to be compiled by a remote script, and then return it for the JavaScript and
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