Links to any related projects (e.g.: Is this a Rails API that has corresponding iOS and Android clients?)
Links to online tools related to the application (e.g.: Links to the Basecamp project, a link to the dropbox where all the wireframes are stored, a link to the Pivotal Tracker project)
README: Getting Started
The "Getting Started" section outlines the process of getting the app installed and usable for a developer. I define ‘usable' in this context …
- Segment7: RDoc 4.0.0.preview2
- till's blog: DevHouseBerlin aftermath!
- The Majestic Sea Creature: Ruby Mendicant: Progress Report #7
- Piotr Sarnacki: JSON-P support for Apache upload progress
- WriteLessCode Blog: First draft of Netzke documentation
- Jason Seifer: On Passwords
…grants
pt-table-checksum will warn if slaves have a differing binlog_format
Remember that if you need help with Percona Toolkit, we provide flat-fee, unlimited support services with rapid 24×7 response on a commercial basis via our Support contracts . Links to the downloads, documentation, bug reports, mailing list, and more are available from the Percona Toolkit project homepage .
- Topics: Toolkit
…web page mentioned in tools was created.
Percona Toolkit 2.1.5 is a small release, but if you're using pt-table-checksum on your Percona XtraDB Cluster then you'll definitely want to upgrade. Else, you can wait for 2.1.6 which will have these fixes and lots more.
Links to the downloads, documentation, bug reports, mailing list, and more are available from the Percona Toolkit project homepage .
Links
Android in Action, Third Edition
MEAP ( Manning Early Access Program) FAQ
Android Apps Accessibility
Here's the video of the Google I/O 2012 presentation Making Android Apps Accessible , which covers the platform accessibility APIs introduced in Android 4.0 (a.k.a. Ice Cream Sandwich) and features such as "touch exploration, speech synthesis, multiplatform support …
- Merbist: new Ruby: mruby and mobiruby Ruby for iOS/Android
- Smarticus: Just enough testing
- New Relic: Case Study: Applicake Turns Up the Heat with New Relic
- Pragmatic Bookshelf: Programming Your Home: Automate with Arduino, Android, and Your Computer now in print
- A Fresh Cup: Double Shot #791
- Lee Munroe: What Would Marty Do?
Links
Consuming Azure Mobile Services from iOS
MS can produce some pretty interesting tech,
but wow, do they also produce some really butt-ugly diagrams.
If you're thinking about using Microsoft's Azure cloud system as the back end for your iOS app, you'll want to check out this five-part article series .
Links
Consuming …
- Global Nerdy: Mobile Developer News Roundup, Android Edition: Get "50 Android Hacks" Cheap, Accesibility, Consume Azure Mobile Services from A
- Dead Programmer Society: I Have Seen The FutureRuby, And It Is Amazing - Part 1
- Engine Yard Developer Blog: The Hardest, Most Rewarding Job I've Ever Had
- The Curiosity Project: Training Your Technical Staff When You Don't Have a Budget
- Ruby on Rails Podcast: Hampton Catlin - Ruby on Rails Podcast
- BenCurtis.com: Interested in Building a Shopify App?
…works better for people who search for "dropdown" when we call it a select, et cetera. Links to Rails documentation when appropriate would also really help people.
It's really easy to get started — there's an "edit this page link" on pretty much every manual page!
Another fun project that's suitable for a beginner-intermediate Hobo programmer is to update the agility gitorial. It was done using stacked git with the tutorial text in the …
- Rails Inside: Hobo 1.0 - A Rapid Rails Web App Builder - Released
- ActiveScaffold - Blog: ActiveScaffold @ RailsConf
Notes & Links
Dynamo: Amazon's Highly Available Key-value Store - PDF
- Dmitry Belitsky: Rack:Tidy with RadiantCMS
- Heroku: Radiant CMS in 5 Minutes Or Less
- Zerosum Dirt(nap): Radiant Super Multi Go!
- Opscode Blog: Future of Opscode Cookbooks
- Ruby News: Red Dirt RubyConf 2010
- jystewart.net | notes, tips and commentary by James Stewart: Weekend Links
Notes & Links
Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs
MIT course that everyone failed
Growing Object-Oriented Software, Guided by Tests
Clean Code: A Handbook of Agile Software Craftsmanship
Single Responsibility Principle
Upcoming Events
Rocky Mountain Ruby, September 19-22, " …
- 80beans: Amsterdam.rb Meetup at 80beans
- pingles: Introducing Clojure to an Organisation
- Global Nerdy: CUSEC 2010 Keynote: Reg Braithwaite - "Beautiful Failure"
- <3! — Chris Kampmeier on Ruby, Rails, and other delights: The steamroller
- James on Software: Crazy, Heretical, and Awesome: The Way I Write Rails Apps
- Heroku: Polyglot Platform
…experience?
Kestrel speaks the memcached protocol, so it is very easy to use existing libraries to talk to it.
From Ruby, Twitter has a client that makes it even easier.
Links
Kestrel Queue Monitoring Plugin
- Justin Leitgeb: In the Kitchen: What's behind Clean.ly
- Heroku: Background Jobs with DJ on Heroku
- RailsTips by John Nunemaker: Misleading Title About Queueing
- New Relic: "Extending New Relic's Custom Parameters," A Guest Post from Papertrail
…about creating a desktop Mac face detection/recognition app with MacRuby. Links to code, slides, and the Vimeo video within.
An ActiveRecord-Based Reputation System (RailsCasts)
If you need to calculate an average user's rating or sum up a number of votes, consider using the 'activerecord-reputation-system' gem. Here Ryan Bates covers the basics and presents a from-scratch solution.
The Ruby Rogues Talk Domain Driven Design ( DDD) with David …
- O'Reilly Media: Ruby and Rails: Rails Recipes
- Giles Bowkett: Sing Robots Series: Current Status
- Ruby on Rails Tutorial News: Some free Rails Tutorial screencasts
- New Relic: Reflections on RailsConf 2012
- the evolving ultrasaurus: nreduce: self help for startups?
- PragDave: Premature optimisation in my Rails session code?