Today it would be nice to hit a few home runs.Browsera – Automated browser compatibility testing with a free trial available.
RubyFIT 1.2 – Port of the FIT testing framework from Java to Ruby.
The DevIL Image Library For Ruby – Another alternative for loading, saving, thumbnailing, scaling, rotations, and so on.
Tools of the Trade –...
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Not too much cooking this morning.Ruby on Rails Gravitar Plugin – Giving you gravitar_image_tag for your code.
CouchLog – A plugin to store your Rails log files in CouchDB.
Railings: A full featured Ruby on Rails template – Joel Moss’s take on templating.
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If small children are going to wake me up early, I might as well post links.Refinery – Another entry in the Rails CMS sweepstakes.
Make your shoulda tests faster with fast_context – Pratik offers a technique for speeding up shoulda if your setups are bulky.
CouchDB-Lucene, CouchDBX, and CouchRest – Not my cup of tea but...
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There are days I need to remind myself that I’m happier on the open source side of the fence.Infomaki – Open source usability testing tool written in Rails, from the NY Public Library. (via Konigi)
Ruby Code Quality and Metric_Fu – Some notes on getting the current metric_fu to run properly.
Why I use Safari for...
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