§ Typographic Design Patterns And Current Practices (2013 Edition) .
§ Using Node.js for OS X services .
§ Not dead yet. Email as an Interface , or as Gmail calls it, "actions in the inbox" .
§ I Don't Want Your Fucking App .
Webinar: Design Patterns for PaaS Clouds
In this archived webinar, Michael Neale, a Senior Developer at CloudBees, discusses architectural practices that are essential for effective PaaS app development.
Thinking about migrating to the cloud? Need a sample app to test with? Try running a load test against a real WordPress app. (Hosted on the OpenShift platform with 1 gear.)
Adding New Relic Analytics to Blitz
This post explains how …
Structural Design Patterns in Ruby
Gregory Brown looks at seven structural design patterns laid out by the Gang of Four, the Adapter, Bridge, Composite, Proxy, Decorator, Facade and Flyweight.
'bundle exec rails' Executes Bundler.setup 3 Times
Rails core team member Santiago Pastorino notes that running 'bundle exec rails' is an inefficient mistake and explains why. ( TLDR: Just use 'rails', it'll work out the particulars.) …
"Typographic Design Patterns and Best Practices" — Smashing Editorial team
"Ten Useful Usability Findings and Guidelines" — Dmitry Fadeyev
"Setting Up Photoshop for Web and iPhone Development" — Marc Edwards
"The Ails of Typographic Anti-Aliasing" — Tom Giannattasio
" Mastering Photoshop: Noise, Textures and Gradients" — Marc Edwards
" Better User Experience With Storytelling…
…Design Patterns in Ruby , an other great example of how common programming practices like Design Patterns apply to the Ruby world.
Eloquent Ruby is a very lightweight and pleasant reading. The colloquial tone is friendly and engrossing. The books has plenty of code snippets and it requires only a few days to read it from start to end.
Be prepared, this is an unconventional Ruby book . To use author's words
This is a book about making that final leap, about absorbing the …
As with Design Patterns in Ruby , Russ adopts a chatty, familiar tone. Reading this book is like reading a book specifically written for you by a friend. He doesn't shoot off on many unnecessary tangents and he keeps the stories short and sweet but this book certainly couldn't be called dry .
The book is also notably short of egregious errors or omissions. Even when I don't read something with a fine-toothed comb on standby, I can usually pick out a laundry list of factual …
Design Patterns in Ruby: Chain of Responsibility Design Patterns in Ruby: Chain of Responsibility
How to model a custom search form in Rails Come modellare una form di ricerca usando Rails
Create zip files on the fly with ruby Creare un file zip al volo con ruby
How to implement a viewing system in Rails Implementare un contatore di visite in Rails
Design Patterns in Ruby: Chain of Responsibility Design Patterns in Ruby: Chain of Responsibility
How to model a custom search form in Rails Come modellare una form di ricerca usando Rails
Create zip files on the fly with ruby Creare un file zip al volo con ruby
How to implement a viewing system in Rails Implementare un contatore di visite in Rails
Ruby on Rails and jQuery: multiselect with checkbox Ruby on Rails e jQuery: …
Design Patterns and Anti-Patterns for RESTful services
RESTful service composition
Inverted REST ( REST for push events)
Integration of Pub/Sub with REST
Performance and QoS Evaluations of RESTful services
REST compliant transaction models
Frameworks and toolkits for RESTful service implementations
Frameworks and toolkits for RESTful service consumption
Modeling RESTful services
Resource Design and Granularity
Evolution of RESTful services …
…post will be kind of a short summary of Singleton Pattern from " Design Patterns in Ruby":http://designpatternsinruby.com/ book.
Singleton is a design pattern that restricts instantiation of a class to only one instance and that instance is globally available. It is useful in situations when you need that instance to be accessible in different parts of the application, usually for logging functionality, communication with external systems, database access, etc. There are few …