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This Week in Ruby: Nominate Your Ruby Heroes, Include/Extend, Ruby on Netbeans, Jekyll-Bootstrap, and more

by Peter Cooper on Jan 20, 2012 • No Comments

Welcome to this week's Web-based syndication of Ruby Weekly, my Ruby e-mail newsletter.

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Vote for your 'Ruby Hero' in the Ruby Hero Awards The Ruby Heroes awards run each year and present 6 community nominated 'heroes' with an award at RailsConf....

A Fresh Cup / Publishers

Double Shot #800

by Mike Gunderloy on Jan 20, 2012 • No Comments
Fresh bread rising for later this morning. All's right in the world. acts_as_api - Rails 3 support for more flexible XML and JSON APIs. rack-git_sha - Somehow putting in Rack middleware to serve up the git sha of currently-deployed code seems lik...
Heroku / Publishers

InfoWorld Names Heroku a 2012 Technology of the Year

by Adam on Jan 19, 2012 • No Comments
InfoWorld has named Heroku as a 2012 Technology of the Year. While we're not normally much for industry awards, we feel honored to be included alongside past winners such as the iPad, Android, Visual Studio, and Eclipse; and this year's winners, inc...
Pragmatic Bookshelf / Publishers

Deploying Rails: Automate, Deploy, Scale, Maintain, and Sleep at Night now in beta

by Pragmatic Bookshelf on Jan 19, 2012 • No Comments

Deploying Rails: Automate, Deploy, Scale, Maintain, and Sleep at Night now in beta

A Fresh Cup / Publishers

Double Shot #799

by Mike Gunderloy on Jan 19, 2012 • No Comments
Slept in, and now I'll be behind the entire day. Oh well, onwards! Twitter Web Analytics - Coming soon, see how your Twitter integration performs. I'm a bit skeptical that this sort of analytics balkanization will survive in the long run. Fastly - ...
Publishers / Ruby Learning Blog

Migration downtime for RubyLearning

by Satish Talim on Jan 18, 2012 • No Comments
Migration downtime for RubyLearning RubyLearning websites and services (http://rubylearning.com/, http://rubylearning.org/ and http://satishtalim.com/) will be down for scheduled maintenance according to this time schedule. We would be offline no longer than 4 hours. During this time, we will be migrating our Slice from the St. Louis (STL) to the Chicago (ORD) datacenter of Slicehost. Update: The...
Heroku / Publishers

PostgreSQL 9.1 Available in Beta on Heroku Postgres

by Matt on Jan 18, 2012 • No Comments
From the Heroku Postgres Blog: "One of the benefits of consuming a database through Heroku Postgres is that we are continually improving the service. This benefit is compounded by the fact that our service is based on PostgreSQL, a vibrant and a...
Heroku / Publishers

PostgreSQL 9.1 Available in Beta on Heroku Postgres

by Matt on Jan 18, 2012 • No Comments
From the Heroku Postgres Blog: "One of the benefits of consuming a database through Heroku Postgres is that we are continually improving the service. This benefit is compounded by the fact that our service is based on PostgreSQL, a vibrant and a...
A Fresh Cup / Publishers

Double Shot #798

by Mike Gunderloy on Jan 18, 2012 • No Comments
Let's just convert the entire internet to JSON and be done with it. Das Keyboard Model S Professional for Mac - Looks like Matias has some competition in the high-end mechanical keyboard for Mac biz now. Probably too late for me; with early signs of...
A Fresh Cup / Publishers

Double Shot #797

by Mike Gunderloy on Jan 17, 2012 • No Comments
Just a few scavengings today. Vesper - Ruby web application framework built on top of Sinatra. rails31nav.vim - Vim plugin to find logically related files in a Rails 3.1 application. jQuery Collapse - Plugin for expanding/collapsing content built ...
A Fresh Cup / Publishers

Double Shot #796

by Mike Gunderloy on Jan 16, 2012 • No Comments
Time to do battle with another week. js.js - A JavaScript interpreter written in JavaScript. Or rather, cross-compiled from SpiderMonkey. twostroke - And here's a JavaScript interpreter written in Ruby. Huboard - Github issues made awesome - Kan...
A Fresh Cup / Publishers

What’s New in Edge Rails #4

by Mike Gunderloy on Jan 16, 2012 • No Comments
Week of January 8-14, 2012 A fairly quiet week on the Edge Rails front. Still lots of general cleanup and refactoring going on, plus a few new features. Support for the old schema_info table was finally dropped in f82e244a. This will require a 2-s...

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