12th May '08Today's Top Blog Posts on Ruby on Rails

1. ben.send :blog :: git bash completion + git aliases

www.benmabey.com3 commentsSocialRank

If you haven’t added bash completion for git you should do so now. As with all bash completion it just makes you feel happy :). I’ll wait while you do that….Now, if you’re li…

2. processi :: restful workflow engine (on Sinatra)

jmettraux.wordpress.com2 commentsSocialRank

It may seem as an exercise, writing something restful. In the first take, I used Ruby on Rails to wrap OpenWFEru with a RESTful interface.In this second take, I considered the alternatives among the …

3. One Year With Ruby and Sometimes Still a Newbie

blog.fiveruns.com8 commentsSocialRank

I wrote a block of code the other day that had to do with authentication. The use case is that sometimes users authenticate by email and password, and occasionally (in the case of a forgotten password…

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4. Jay Fields' Thoughts: Using Stubs to Capture Test Essence

blog.jayfields.com8 commentsSocialRank

 bookmark this on del.icio.us - posted by smartattic to bdd testing rails mocha stub Test tdd

5. Codevader :: Interesting behaviour in Ruby’s division and modulo operators

blog.codevader.com4 commentsSocialRank

My copy of “The Ruby Programming Language” has finally arrived and of course that I started reading it. One of my first findings about the language semantics has to do with mathematics, more speci…

6. UTF-8 al fin se consolida como el encoding líder en la web | format internet:

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Veo en el blog de google que al fin UTF-8 es el encoding más usado en la web. Más que ASCII, más que ISO-8859-XXX, y muchísimo más que SJIS o GBXXXX (esto me ha sorprendido bastante).Parece que …

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7. Odeley :: NFT - NotForTourists travel guide

blog.odeley.com2 commentsSocialRank

I somehow have to make the best out of it: I am back from my 2 weeks visit to ‘New York City’ …And one of the best things that I can do now, is to give out a sincere recommendation …

8. Distributed Twitter Client in 20 lines of code

blog.labnotes.org5 commentsSocialRank

There you go.require ‘rubygems’require ‘xmpp4r’require ‘xmpp4r/roster’ puts ‘Connecting .’client = Jabber::Client.new(ARGV[0]).connect(’talk.google.com’)client.auth(ARGV[1])puts ‘Receiving’roster = J…

9. Sweden’s best developers

www.robertnyman.com11 commentsSocialRank

Swedish magazine Computer Sweden has appointed what they think are the 75 best developers in Sweden , and I was ranked number 19.Taking a closer look, I’m the highest ranked Interface Developer in the list, which…

10. There Is No Version 1

rorblog.techcfl.com7 commentsSocialRank

On requesting an estimate; Agile Development Demystified: Come Learn What They Never Tell You; Top 5 developer benefits of agile development. Share this post Add to Del.icio.us Add to digg Add to DZone Add to Facebook…

11. nutrun Blog Archive Distributed programming with Jabber and EventMachine

nutrun.com15 commentsSocialRank

good article on how to build an IM bot using event machine and jabber.

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12. Mike Naberezny - Parsing Quoted Strings in Ruby

mikenaberezny.com3 commentsSocialRank

Sweet shellwords lib in ruby that would do tag parsing like flickr and delicious with no work.

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13. Living on the edge (of Rails) #19 - change_table for migrations and more | redemption in a blog

blog.codefront.net4 commentsSocialRank

This week’s report covers changes from 29 April 2008 to 4th May 2008 (the day the corresponding Rails Envy podcast was recorded).change_table for ActiveRecord migrationsThanks to Jeff Dean, who al…

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14. Headius: The Power of the JVM

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 bookmark this on del.icio.us - first posted by gerd.storm to java jvm groovy jruby programming - more about th

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15. Ola Bini: Programming Language Synchronicity: Just add scaling!

ola-bini.blogspot.com21 commentsSocialRank

(To protect the innocent, all names of programming languages have been changed. All likeness with existing names is purely for dramatic effect.)I have heard many times now that LRM doesn’t scale. People have been…

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