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Migrating to Snow Leopard for Rails Development – A Definitive Guide

I spent a good chunk of the last couple of days upgrading one of my Macs to Snow Leopard (OS X 10.6), and keeping notes as I went. I had several goals here:

Wrap your function with self invoking jQuery instead of performing find/replace

Following code is tested with jQuery 1.3 .

I have following code which depends on jQuery.

“The Bar for Success in Our Industry” — A Quibble

I read The bar for success in our industry is too low with interest. I generally like and agree with the argument that as an entrepreneur, people should build businesses around sustainable practices that involve actually making money in the short-term. The fact that the advice comes from a successful business like 37 Signals, which has actually made sustainable, long-term money, makes it further credible.

Why’s “Try Ruby” (Web Version of irb) Back Online

Screen shot 2009-09-02 at 19.19.38.pngTry Ruby was a Web site by Why The Lucky Stiff that provided a Web-based version of irb (the interactive ruby prompt) and

About the GitHub Contest

A few days ago, the 2009 GitHub contest ended. I’m currently going through all of the top submissions to verify the winners and look through some of the code used. I’ll post the official winners in a day or two, but in the meantime I’ve replaced the contest home page with a table of many of the entries that were submitted that have their source code online, along with the language and license used in each project.

Prima applicazione Rails passo a passo

Vuoi assaporare com'è sviluppare con Rails? Segui questo tutorial per iniziare!

Parte 1 - Installazione

Installa Ruby/Rails per la tua piattaforma, e assicurati di avere SQLite installato (se hai un Mac è già installato). Le pagine wiki sull'installazione si trovano qui: Mac, Windows, Linux.

A Month in Rails

Lots of great content coming out of the community in the past month. Below you’ll find some of the most useful tutorials and libraries I’ve found over the past few weeks. These stories came directly from the Ruby5 podcast, which covers news from the Ruby and Rails community twice weekly.

Improving your Rails code

Return from the Ruby Hoedown

Jesse Newland and I are back from the 2009 Ruby Hoedown, the South’s regional Ruby conference. We both had a blast! The talks were all enjoyable and very informative, and we had an awesome time hanging out with folks like John Nunemaker, Steve Smith, Matt Todd, and many, many others.

Double Shot #531

Things are hopping in the dev world so far this week.

Scaling Ruby

PeepCode has teamed up with Gregg Pollack and Jason Seifer of Envycasts to provide you with their current library of screencasts!

Learn how to write faster Ruby applications and gain a deeper understanding of what it takes to scale Ruby. Topics covered:

The Future of Ruby is Fail! | Rails Fire

The Future of Ruby is Fail!

The Future of Ruby is Fail!

The Future of Ruby is Fail!

Preamble

Thanks to Ilya Grigorik for initiating the discussion in the Indian Ruby / Rails community around the premise “Future of Ruby is Fail” (yes, somewhat tongue in cheek, but also serious), trying to get a feel for the concerns in the community. The focus of this discussion would be on the Indian market / geographical area.

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