…any additions or revisions to the Foundation framework, you can use them in any iOS project.
Better still, if you've got old projects that you'd like to update to use these new syntaxes but dread having to do so manually, XCode 4.5 has a feature you'll like. Under the Edit menu, you can select Refactor , and inside that submenu is the Convert to Modern Objective-C... command.
- Global Nerdy: Autosynthesis / I'm Really Into This / Everybody Happy When We Write Less Code
- Global Nerdy: Updating RayWenderlich.com's "AFNetworking Crash Course" for iOS 6
- dealloc.me -- Justin Palmer: Introducing HTTPRiot - Easily Consume REST Resources on the iPhone and OS X
- MacRuby Posts: BridgeSupport Preview 1
- Tender Lovemaking: Compiling with Clang
- A Fresh Cup: Double Shot #791
Seven Databases in Seven Weeks: A Guide to Modern Databases and the NoSQL Movement now in print and shipping.
- Justin Leitgeb: Common Rails Testing Mistakes
- Simple thoughts - articles: The Internal Storage Mechanism For Globalize for Rails Model Translations
- How Software is Built: Interview with Damien Katz - Apache CouchDB
- Shades of Gray: Tokyo Cabinet's Key-Value Database Types
- jystewart.net | notes, tips and commentary by James Stewart: Week 150
- Talk Like A Duck: Installing Oracle on OS X Snow Leopard
Found at My Modern Met . Click to see the picture at full size.
This article also appears in The Adventures of Accordion Guy in the 21st Century .
- High Scalability: 10 Hot Scalability Links for January 13, 2010
- Giles Bowkett: Code == Art: One Tiny, Simple Supporting Argument
- Engine Yard Developer Blog: Modern SQL Server & Rails
- RubyFlow - Search for jruby: Ruby Midwest - Speakers Announced!
Eric Redmond - Modern Databases
David Czarnecki - Final Boss: Ruby/Rails in the Video Game Industry
James Edward Gray II - Life on the Edge
Noel Rappin - Test Your Legacy Rails Code
Dr Nic Williams - High Performance Ruby: Threading versus Evented
Ben Scofield - Break It Down
Matt Hicks - Running Red Hat OpenShift with a little help from Ruby
Rogelio J. Samour - No Sudo for You!
Joe O'Brien - People Patterns
TinyTDS - Modern, Simple, Tested, Fast! TinyTDS allows us to talk directly to SQL Server databases using FreeTDS's DB-Library API. It has a simple Ruby interface to execute queries and iterate over the results. Full details can be found on our documentation page , but I would like to highlight a few features.
Converting all SQL Server data types to native Ruby primitives is supported. Hooks for ActiveRecord's :local or :utc timezone conversion are also …
- Engine Yard Developer Blog: SQL Server 10xs Faster with Rails 3.1
- MetaSkills.net: The RVM Ruby API - Setting Up A CI System For The SQL Server Adapter
- How Software is Built: Interiew with Denis Lussier - Co-Founder - CTO - EnterpriseDB
- Global Nerdy: EnergizeIT Goes to Kelowna
- High Scalability: Hot Scalability Links For Oct 24, 2010
- Brian's Tech Blog: Using MSSQL 2005 with your rails app
…can learn a lot about human nature from the real estate sales techniques which real estate salesmen describe as works of art. The real problem with this "code == art" idea is that it's impossible to resolve the question definitively without entering the greatest intellectual quicksand question in all Western civilization: "what is art?"
Al Held's painting The Big N , housed in the Museum of Modern Art
…Building Data Intensive Apps with Hadoop and EC2 by Pete Skomoroch. Dives into detail about how he built TrendingTopics.org using Hadoop and EC2 .
A Crash Course in Modern Hardware by Cliff Click. Yes, your mind will hurt after watching this. And no, you probably don't know what your microprocessor is doing anymore.
- Rails Envy ยป Home: Rails Envy Podcast - Episode #093
- MySQL Performance Blog: Upgrading MySQL
- AdaRuby: Morph Application Platform Simplifies Ruby on Rails Development
- RailsLab: Episode #21 - On The Edge - Part 3
- Software by Rob: Work Less, Get More Done, Convenient Open Source, What a Startup is Really Like, and more...
- oldmoe: Computing In The Cloud, Google App Engines