| Attack The Front |
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| Curated thoughts on UX and UI | |
| RubyFu |
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| (gitbook) RubyFu, where Ruby goes evil! | |
| Awesome Ruby |
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| Now with a domain name and a better presentation. | |
| TypeScript |
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| A type superset of javascript that compiles to plain js. | |
| Palettable |
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| Generate color palettes using the knowledge of millions of designers. | |
| Bountysource |
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| A place to make and collect bids on open source projects and issues. | |
| bleech.io |
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| Tech inspiration for creatives | |
| Dependency CI |
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| Automatic compliance testing for all the dependencies of your application (supports more langs than Gemnasium). | |
| Rails 4.2.7 and 4.1.16 |
jul 13
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| Probably the last release for the 4.1.x family. | |
| Faalis |
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| A Rails Platform to rapidly build web applications | |
| Barebones |
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| Personal Rails Template Generator | |
| Css-mint |
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| Lightweight and simple to use UI Kit. | |
| HyperTerm |
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| Another electron/react/redux app, for simulating a term this time. | |
| Marp |
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| Markdown Presentation Writer. | |
| Mac-CLI |
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| OS X command line tools for developers. | |
| Quickly Process API Requests with Shoryuken and SQS |
jul 11
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| An alternative for processing queued jobs with Shoryuken, which works in conjunction with Amazon’s Simple Queue Service. | |
| A gentle introduction to nio4r: low-level portable asynchronous I/O for Ruby |
jul 12
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| nio4r aims to provide portable implementations of just the I/O primitives that need support from native extensions. | |
| JavaScript Promises 101 |
jul 12
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| A JavaScript Promise represents the result of an operation that hasn't been completed yet. | |
| Writing a Shell in 25 Lines of Ruby Code |
jul 13
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| Every time you open a terminal you are using a shell application. Learn how a shell works & how you can write one in 25 lines of Ruby code! | |
| Improving Rails Performance with Better Background Jobs |
jul 12
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| Tuning sidekiq workers to be more scalable. | |
| Why You Shouldn't Roll Your Own Authentication |
jul 13
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| Given how easy it is to build an authentication system, why would you jump straight to a gem that's hard to understand and customize? Let's talk about that. | |
| Learn to Create D3.js Data Visualizations by Example |
jul 13
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| D3 gives you a rich tool-set for data manipulation and graphics programming. | |
| Auto-Hiding Navigation in CSS and jQuery |
jul 13
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| A simple navigation that auto-hides when the user scrolls down, and becomes visible when the user scrolls up. | |
| Multi-model searching using Elasticsearch |
jul 14
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| Multi model searching in ruby. | |
| CSS Filter Effects: Blur, Grayscale, Brightness and more |
jul 14
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| CSS filters are pretty powerful and incredibly easy to use. | |
| Lepton image compression |
jul 14
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| saving 22% losslessly from images at 15MB/s | |
| Change Color of All Four Borders Even With `border-collapse: collapse;` |
jul 15
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| Issues when using the border-collapse property. | |
Yeah there are weeks like that, I don't have inspiration. Or I'm lazy. Or I'm too busy writing javascript tests with mocha, chai and or sinon. Already having 3 times more lines of code in tests that in code and even if coverage says 80% I know for a fact that there are many more cases I need to test. Anyways, there is too much fun for me to just go beyond the traditional gathering of the links for this week. Can't write a rant. No way.
