Introducing Phat, an Asynchronous Rails app | Mike Perham
2010-04-03 eventmachine Phat is my new Rails 2.3.5 application which runs 100% asynchronous, supporting many concurrent requests in a single Ruby process. This is a new breed of Rails application which uses a new mode of execution available in Ruby 1.9: single Thread, multiple Fiber. Existing modes of execution suck: Single thread harkens back to the days of Rails 1.x, where you started N mongrels
Sass: Syntactically Awesome Style Sheets
Sass is the most mature, stable, and powerful professional grade CSS extension language in the world. CSS Compatible Sass is completely compatible with all versions of CSS. We take this compatibility seriously, so that you can seamlessly use any available CSS libraries. Feature Rich Sass boasts more features and abilities than any other CSS extension language out there. The Sass Core Team has work
Getting started | Less.js
It's CSS, with just a little more. Use with Node.js: npm install -g less > lessc styles.less styles.css Or the browser: <link rel="stylesheet/less" type="text/css" href="styles.less" /> <script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/less" ></script> Or try the online playground ! 🆕 Less (which stands for Leaner Style Sheets) is a backwards-compatible language extension for CSS. This is the official do
Tagaholic - Mini Irb and Mini Script/Console
It’s got the very basics of a repl: take a user’s input, eval it and print the result. Being as basic as it is, there’s no autocompletion, persistent readline history, etc. But who says that needs to be much larger to get those features?: 1 %w{readline rubygems bond}.each {|e| require e } 2 Bond.start 3 history_file = File.join(ENV["HOME"], '.mini_irb_history') 4 IO.readlines(history_file).each {|
Haxplorer’s explorations » Blog Archive » Writing Ruby Map-Reduce programs for Hadoop
I wanted to make some crawlers that I wrote in ruby to run faster. Thought of running it using hadoop, and just started trying out using Hadoop Streaming for the purpose, and thought of sharing a short how-to on it since there might be others looking for it. Hadoop Streaming facilitates users to write the map and reduce code in any language and run it on a Hadoop grid easily. I assume that you ha
MacRuby Marches Onwards
Ruby Weekly is a weekly newsletter covering the latest Ruby and Rails news. It was just several months ago that we first began to mention MacRuby on Ruby Inside, but it's been coming on by leaps and bounds since then. MacRuby is a Mac OS X-based Ruby implementation that works on the Objective C runtime. It's based on Ruby 1.9 and uses the YARV VM (as Ruby 1.9 does) but will be switching to LLVM at
Ruby Event Machine
Explore the World's Most Interesting Cities: Ruby Event Machine's Guide to Exhilarating Travel Experiences Whether you're a passionate traveler, an architecture aficionado, or simply curious about different cultures, you've arrived at the perfect destination. Our blog is dedicated to sharing valuable insights, inspiration, and practical tips to enhance your travel experiences. From the bustling st
Apple and Ruby: The Ongoing Relationship
Ruby Weekly is a weekly newsletter covering the latest Ruby and Rails news. While it was pretty momentous last year when Mac OS X (Leopard) was released with full support for Ruby and Rails included with the OS, it seems that the Ruby train is still rolling with Apple. A recent InfoQ article highlights some ways that Apple is using Ruby that you might have missed - including: The iPhone Configurat
Randexp gem | Downtown Cartel
Regular expressions are a developer's best friend. Seasoned programmers can wield regular expressions to extract structured information from often near randomRegular expressions are a developer’s best friend. Seasoned programmers can wield regular expressions to extract structured information from often near random input. And Ruby’s explicit syntax for regular expressions makes adding a little ord
github に gem を公開する - 2nd life (移転しました)
http://github.com/ 最近一部で話題沸騰の github。github は Rails で作られたアプリケーションでは、自分が知りうる限り一番の完成度と使いやすさを誇るんじゃないか、と思っています。 ソースコードツリーの見やすさ、(g)zipでくれ機能、各種 git の情報へのアクセスしやすさ、最初に git レポジトリを作ったとき表示されるチュートリアルと云った基本的なことはもちろんですが、オープンソースプロジェクト・コミュニティを加速させるであろう、分散レポジトリを利用した様々な機能がすばらしいですね。 誰かが公開してるレポジトリを fork ボタン一つで自分のレポジトリにクローンし、いろいろ変更を加え、大本に取り込んで欲しいなぁ、と思ったら pull request。大本のコミッタは気に入れば pull で取り込めばよいし、もし気に入らなかったとしても、変更者がそのフ
Junior developer: RubyForge now has Git support
Folks using RubyForge have been requesting alternatives to CVS and Subversion for a while - there are feature requests in for Mercurial, Monotone, Darcs, and Git. Of those, Git seems to be the most popular at the moment, so thanks to Garry Dolley's excellent tutorial on Gitosis, RubyForge now supports Git as one of the SCM choices. Huzzah! Garry not only put up the tutorial, he also voluntee
Git and Ruby: Git tutorials, articles and links for Rubyists
Ruby Weekly is a weekly newsletter covering the latest Ruby and Rails news. Following on from this weeks' launch of Github, it's worth rounding up some of the best Ruby-related Git content out there. For those who still aren't familiar with what it is, Git is a distributed source code management / revision control system. It's vaguely similar to Subversion, CVS, Mercurial, or Bazaar in terms of ma
AndyJeffries.co.uk: Why I think Ruby on Rails is an ideal web development environment
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Data Visualization with Ruby and RMagick - Where Are Those Bikes ?
Velib is a pretty neat service I use every week to move inside Paris. I have a annual subscription (30€) which let me borrow a bike for half an hour from one station and leave it to another. As both a confirmed geek and a Velib fan, I wanted to get an overview of the areas where bikes are available at a specific time of the day (here on 26th of March, around 1:43pm): This article (for educational
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