Archives for June, 2007
Morning Brew #47
Another cup of fresh Rails and not so Rails brew. If you’d like to send in a link, please use this page.
Rails
will_paginate - a new Railscast. Noobkit was mentioned in #49.
Web Development
Design Friendly Select Elements in Safari 3 - Safari 3 only marginally messes up Noobkit. Guess I will have to add CSS specificaly for [...]
iPhone as the next mobile platform?
I’m currently in San Francisco and have a flight back to Toronto in 5 hours. I’m considering trying my luck at picking up an iPhone even though there would be no service for me in back in Canada. The reason why I want to do that is simple - I believe that iPhone will become [...]
Morning Brew #46
Another cup of fresh Rails and not so Rails brew. If you’d like to send in a link, please use this page.
Ruby
Condition Builder 1.1 - a cute way to construct SQL conditions.
Web Development
Deploy any project using Capistrano 2.
google-diff-match-patch - JavaScript library for Diff, Match and Patch.
Misc
Life at Google - The Microsoftie Perspective - I have [...]
Morning Brew #45
Another cup of fresh Rails and not so Rails brew. If you’d like to send in a link, please use this page.
Rails
Ruby on Rails - Public AMIs - Deploying to EC2 gets a little easier. Still, cheap as ever.
mirRoR - another Rails jobs site. Love the look.
Web Development
Safari/WebKit has a new Web Inspector.
Re: The Apple approach
This is a response to The Apple approach (aka first impressions of the MacBook Pro) post by Antonio Cangiano. I started typing this in comments section on his blog first, but thought this would fit well into my own “Switching to Mac” series.
Antonio Cangiano writes:
Virtually everything that can be accomplished on a Mac with TextMate, [...]
Morning Brew #44
Another cup of fresh Rails and not so Rails brew. If you’d like to send in a link, please use this page.
Rails
Confirming HTTP methods.
Multisite plugin for Rails.
Ruby
Ferret DRb and sorting.
Web Development
Web app autopsy - an awesome write up about application maturity vs. code.
Testability Costs Too Much and Human-to-Human Design - two new articles on A [...]
Morning Brew #43
Another cup of fresh Rails and not so Rails brew. If you’d like to send in a link, please use this page.
Rails
Code Digest #2 - RJS errors and more.
Ruby
Automating Excel with Ruby: Formatting Worksheets.
Sake bomb - system wide rake tasks.
Morning Brew #42
Another cup of fresh Rails and not so Rails brew. If you’d like to send in a link, please use this page.
On the plane… This feels almost like Twitter.
Morning Brew #41
Another cup of fresh Rails and not so Rails brew. If you’d like to send in a link, please use this page.
Rails
A better date/time picker - an alternative to datetime_select(). It’s ugly, does exactly the same thing, but in a better way.
Ruby
dcov - clever named documentation coverage tool (via).
Console applications with ActiveRecord.
Switching to Mac #2
I have installed Ruby and Rails and the whole stack. Sadly, I haven’t had a chance to do any Rails development after yet because I have to do some Flash development to pay for the Mac. Yes, I’m actually a full time Flash developer by day.
To continue with my series of “switching to mac” posts, [...]
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