| RubyRogues 100 (1h10) | apr 10 |
| for the digit rotation, the rogues reveal some of their kitchen stories. | |
| Ruby5 360 (5m) | apr 9 |
| big ruby, tyne tickets, api tricks, rvm gemsets, thecomment, identity cache, code hulk. | |
| Ruby5 361 (5m) | apr 12 |
| bitcoin, pairprogrammwith, decaf, multiblock, sponges, rubocop, vim-rspec, module prepend. | |
| Wide teams 77 (17m) | apr 10 |
| the podcast from Avdi Grimm. Also check his new site promoting remote pair programming. | |
| Ruby freelancer 056 (47m) | apr 11 |
| more tips about freelancing in general, with ruby in particular. | |
| Los Angeles Ruby Conf (9 talks) | apr 9 |
| another great serie of talks on confreaks. | |
| Html5 : how fast are we going (48m) | apr 9 |
| a talk about web performance and recent statistics at html5devconf. | |
| Javascript weekly 124 (4m) | apr 7 |
| someone made a video version of the well-known javascript weekly newsletter. | |
| Ruby Daily | |
| This is a recent content selection website dedicated to ruby and web development, that began this month. | |
| Testing with jasmine-rails | apr 10 |
| the painful world of javascript testing, an interesting report. | |
| Ruby's missing data structure | apr 10 |
| a very deep article from Pat Shaughnessy about linked lists. | |
| Scripting Tmux key bindings | apr 11 |
| to add custom key bindings to tmux. | |
| Fat model, skinny controller, is a load of rubbish | apr 11 |
| a good point about the fact that no class should be fat, even models in rails. | |
| Using web workers to improve client-side power | apr 7 |
| an example of using web workers for backgrounding image manipulation task client side. | |
| Inheriting from build-in types in ruby | apr 12 |
| description of a good way to think about refactoring and making models slimmer. | |
| Using javascript to rescue legacy rails applications | apr 7 |
| a refactoring technique for a very common case. | |
| Learning rails (and ruby) | apr 8 |
| a story about what a php expert learns by going to rails. | |
| Rails at GSOC | apr 10 |
| checkout the ideas proposed for Rails at Google summer of code. | |
| Rubocop | |
| is enforcing your ruby styling according to the style guide. | |
| Sponges | |
| is a demons herder, just release version 1.0.0 | |
| Decaf | |
| to run ruby in the browser like if it was javascript | |
| Geo bootstrap | |
| is a bit of nostalgy, a vintage bootstrap fro the ages of geocities | |
| Bootstrap wysiwyg | |
| is a tiny rich editor that fits in bootstrap-based css | |
| Orator | |
| is a websocket server integrated in rails applications | |
| Subvim | |
| after the vim plugin in sublimetext, here is the sublimetext plugin for vim | |
| Passenger | |
| just released the rc6 of their version 4.0.0 | |
| Rack-rewrite | |
| is doing almost much what the apache rewrite rules do | |
| Groundkeeper | |
| a node tool to remove forgotten console.log() from js files (here is what I need in my capistrano recipe) | |
| Gem loupe | |
| A tool to visualize the full dependencies tree of gems on rubygems. | |
| UX apprentice | |
| A small multi-step introduction to UX design | |
| Geeklist | |
| Seriously, if you are not there yet, you should, this is social media for geeks. | |
| This guy is doing Contribution Graph Art | |
| of course, those are not real commits, that's cheating but still the idea is playful. | |
| Code Hulk | |
| like a role playing game where you can pass one screen to another by solving programming challenges (in any language). | |
| Fight Code | |
| lets you design your javascript robot and fight against other javascript robot (tank-like robot, actually). | |
