ISL |
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Digital agency website. |
Cssreset |
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2015's most popular CSS Reset scripts, all in one place. | |
Agile IT Management |
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(book) a work in progress looking for reviewers. |
Ruby 2.2.3 Released |
aug 18
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This release includes the security fix for a RubyGems domain name verification vulnerability. | |
Middleware |
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Middleware pattern/framework for Ruby. | |
Lita 4.0 |
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Ruby chat bot framework. | |
Gotty |
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Share your terminal as a web application. | |
Drop.js |
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The fast and capable dropdown library. | |
Typeset.js |
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A typographic pre-processor for your html which uses zero client-side JavaScript. | |
jQuery.waterfall |
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Pinterest-like layout with fluid width of columns. | |
WebGLStudio |
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Platform to create interactive 3D scenes directly from the browser. | |
Gitfs |
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A FUSE file system that fully integrates with git. | |
Watchtower |
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Automatically update running Docker containers. |
Understanding Scope in Ruby |
aug 17
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How and where are variables visible. | |
Recursion and Memoization in Ruby |
aug 17
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Recursion is great but sometimes it can be hard to grasp. | |
Tips for participating in the Rails Rumble |
aug 18
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Get ready for the year Rails Rumble (registration opens on oct 26). | |
Introduction to Roda |
aug 18
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Introducing alternative Ruby web framework, Roda. | |
Associative arrays in Ruby…what? |
aug 18
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Have you ever had a bunch of data in an array, but needed to do a key/value lookup like you would with a hash? | |
Making Charts with CSS |
aug 18
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Plain CSS methods for styling data. | |
JavaScript Mobile Libraries |
aug 18
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Quick review of 15 js libraries. | |
Direct uploads with AWS S3 and Rails |
aug 19
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Reduced the file storage codebase and avoid using some unnecessary gems. | |
Mixing code and data in Ruby with DATA and __END__ |
aug 19
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Use DATA instead of separate code to a single file. | |
The Great Icon Debate: Fonts Vs SVG |
aug 19
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Review of pros and cons of the 2 modern methods for using icons. | |
Exploring some string methods |
aug 20
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Users don't always enter data as you want them to. | |
Deploy Your Rails App to AWS |
aug 20
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Deploy Rails application on AWS with Capistrano. | |
Fixing That Mysterious Slow Request in Your Rails App |
aug 21
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Some good tips to track down request slowness. | |
A Guide to Vanilla Ajax Without jQuery |
aug 21
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Investigate improvements made to the Ajax API in vanilla JavaScript. |
First Impression of GitHub Desktop (10m) |
aug 19
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Instead of GitHub for Mac and GitHub for Windows, we are now left with just GitHub Desktop. | |
Watch: Capturing Time in React (9m) |
aug 19
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Building a Stopwatch component from scratch! |
Some weeks ago I was talking about Octopress. I think pre-generation of websites is a very sensible approach. And I heard about Hugo for some time now. It's like a cousin of Jekyll but writen in Go. The author of Middleman (another site generation engine) confessed in a recent podcast that he would try the Golang way if he had to start from scratch today.
I got interested into Hugo mostly because one of the side projects I'm working on. It involves a bunch of people that run on windows. Having a binary that runs everywhere is a big plus for a gGo solution. Installing ruby is possible on windows, but not really for noobs afaict.
Also, I want to check more Go projects. I have been playing in and out that language for a while now. Version 1.5 seems really great. So I upgraded my gvm and installed the thing. Well, I could havce just used the Hugo binary, but where is the fun in that?
My first impression is very comfortable. It took a lot of the principles form Jekyll. But it seems to have some extra options and concepts that may be a little more advanced and seem very promising. The theming system is especially cool. I will probably first port my own blog under Hugo before porting my other project.
As a matter of fact, that's a while I'm considering that I never feed my blog, but I should copy the rants I write here in there. It can be fun to add a rake task in the greenruby publication process to also add a page in a nearby hugo repo and publish it at the same time.