UnQLite - Embeddable NoSQL database engine.
LicenseFinder - Help your lawyers figure out how your gems are licensed. This stuff is, by the way, an utter mess in the ruby community.
"Confident Ruby" now in Beta! - New ebook from Avdi Grimm.
ish. - Responsive HTML design tool that throws random viewports at your code so you can see how it copes (or doesn't).
- Lee Munroe: Experimenting with responsive design
It's been a long time since I've written a tech based article, and as part of my New...
…for DrupalCon, you can sign up for 30 days of free New Relic . We'll be at the show with our PHP Agent engineers. Come talk to us and ask for a demo of the new coolness!
If you aren't able to make DrupalCon and are in Portland, come see the live-streamed DrupalCon keynotes at our our office on the 28th floor of "Big Pink." We'll provide free drinks, snacks, and Wi-Fi for anyone that wants to join us. Also make sure to check out our …
- Darwinweb: Drupal vs Rails
- Lindsay Holmwood - auxesis' musings: Drupal in oz
- Giles Bowkett: Terrific Testimonial For (And Success Story Driven By) My "Handcuffs" Video On Self-Promotion
- jystewart.net | notes, tips and commentary by James Stewart: Friday Links - January 8th 2010
- Global Nerdy: Drupal Camp Toronto 2010
- Ruby, Javascript, Erlang blog: Snakes, Gems & Coffee: Tips to Enterpreneurs Hiring Ruby on Rails Consulting Firms
What's New in This Version of the Stencils, You Ask?
Well, we added tons of goodness in this new version of the stencils!
You can find all of the elements from the previous version of the stencils plus a whole bunch of new goodies that you can use to create your awesome wireframes and mockups for your projects.
Checkout some of the new hotness we included:
Switch
Custom Forms
V-Cards
Pricing Tables
Sections
Thumbnails & Placeholders
Pretty …
- MySQL Performance Blog: Percona and the MariaDB Foundation
- dealloc.me -- Justin Palmer: Introducing HTTPRiot - Easily Consume REST Resources on the iPhone and OS X
- Blog on Applicake's ideas, Ruby on Rails and Internet start-ups: Hope to see you soon, Jarek!
- Merbist: Undo/Redo in MacRuby
- New Relic: Steve Blank on Teaching and Practicing Entrepreneurship
- Global Nerdy: Objective-C's New NSNumber, NSArray and NSDictionary Syntaxes Mean Less Yak Shaving for iOS and OS X Developers
…fartscroll.js - Open source from The Onion. Be afraid.
How to Setup a Production Server for Rails 4 - A walkthrough using a server from Media Temple.
Adding Tabs to Your Rails App Just Got a Whole Lot Easier with Tabulous 2 - New release of the easy way to build a tabbed UI (with all new declarative syntax).
- Labnotes: Rounded Corners 426 — The Big O
All the New and Exciting!
Besides the parties, we also celebrated by publishing six blog posts that highlighted what's new and exciting in the world of New Relic's Ruby support. If you have not yet read the series, here's the complete list:
* Living on the Edge with Rails 4 & Ruby 2
* Thread Safe APIs & Sidekiq Support for Your Threading
* Security Banners …
- Heroku: Running Rails on Heroku Update
- Ruby Inside: This Week in Ruby: Matz on Ruby 2.0, Numerous Conference CFPs, Tenderlove on define_method
- paperplanes: Form Objects with ActiveModel
- Opscode Blog: Chef 11 Released!
- Signal vs. Noise: Learning Rails made me a better designer
- Plataformatec Blog: Extending and customizing 3rd party code
New Finds: @ foodfight is an interesting and informative Chef oriented DevOps podcast you may enjoy if that's the sort of thing you enjoy, which you probably do. From which I learned from fellow Way of Kings aficionado Brandon Burton about a new deep systems podcast called Real Talk by James Golick and Joe Damato, who want to talk about things concrete, not like that Hacker News BS.
I'd love to see the API: The idea we live in a simulation …
- New Relic: Why I Love Working at New Relic: Chris Kelly, Developer/Evangelist
- James on Software: Introducing The Real Talk Podcast
- Engine Yard Developer Blog: Using Chef for DevOps Innovations
- Opscode Blog: Chef 11 Released!
…Giant Hurricane on Saturn , here's one in New Orleans )
1,966,080 cores : Time Warp synchronization protocol using up to 7.8M MPI tasks on 1,966,080 cores of the { Sequoia} Blue Gene/Q supercomputer system. 33 trillion events processed in 65 seconds yielding a peak event-rate in excess of 504 billion events/second using 120 racks of Sequoia.
Quotable Quotes:
Thad Starner : the longer accessing a device exceeds …
Demonstrating the New Private Chef™
From the # ChefConf 2013 main stage, Opscode will demonstrate the latest version of Private Chef™, featuring a robust management console, centralized activity reporting, and "push" client runs, all in a cross-platform cloud environment. Private Chef is based on the rock-solid codebase of Chef 11 and delivers a scalable and robust infrastructure automation solution for large-scale compute environments in the data center, private …
- AkitaOnRails.com - English: Cooking Solo with Chef
- Momoro Machine: Getting started with Chef -- A tutorial
- Engine Yard Developer Blog: Using Chef for DevOps Innovations
- Rails Dog: Generating Thousands of PDFs on EC2 with Ruby
- giant robots smashing into other giant robots: 2011 Rubyist's guide to a Mac OS X development environment
- Scout ~ The Blog: Server Roles: Fewer Clicks, More Joy
…Business Affairs process flow of a 150 million dollar production company. Starting with a definition of New Media as the intersection of computers, telecommunications and content, Mike's passion is understanding and respecting where and how people want to connect, and translating ideas to each idiom. Connect with Mike on LinkedIn or follow him on Twitter @ schausm .
TWG is an Internet software company based in Toronto. We design, build and maintain …