Earlier today... our team at Planet Argon launched a new site for the Ruby on Rails community. If you have a few spare minutes, I'd love it if you'd to head over and read the announcement on RailsDeveloper .
Enjoy!
- Topics: Ruby on Rails
- David Bolton Strikes Again: Rails & Merb merge
- Eddorre.com: Tutorial: Filtering results with jQuery UI Slider and Rails
- Rails Underground: Videos!
- McKinney Station: Adding an iPhone Interface to an Existing Rails Application
Ever since I installed Ruby 1.9.2-head with RVM ( Ruby Version Manager) I've become a convert of using it to manage all of my Ruby installs.
Last week I decided to install Ruby Enterprise Edition on my development environment as my default Ruby install. My motivation for this was two-fold; better memory management and a comment by Laurent Sansonetti (one of the authors of MacRuby and works at Apple) on an article written by Robby Russell titled Installing Ruby …
- Railscasts: Episode 200: Rails 3 Beta and RVM
- Plataforma Tecnologia Blog: Rails 3 with RVM FTW!
- Ruby Inside: JRuby 1.5.0 Released: The Best Alternative Ruby Implementation Gets Even Better
- SKORKS: Using Multiple Rubies Seamlessly On The One Machine With Rvm
- MetaSkills.net - Home: A MacPort/RubyODBC Update
- Mark Turner: Fix Rails 3.0 `gem_original_require': no such file to load -- set (LoadError)
I love the OhMyZsh community. Let's grow it a little more this next Tuesday.
Join the Zsh revolution here...
- Topics: Z shell
- JJinuxLand: Linux: fish: The Friendly, Interactive Shell
- GIANT ROBOTS SMASHING INTO OTHER GIANT ROBOTS: 2 years of hackfests
- ricroberts: Blink #1 - The first in a series of Link-Blogging posts
- AlternateIdea - Home: Protip: Color grep searches in terminal
- Nullcreations.net: My Vim setup for Rails development on OS X
- MetaSkills.net - Home: MultiRuby The MacPorts Way. Testing Your Rails Apps With Ruby 1.9
Well, gosh - the remaining Rails Underground videos are now available on the SkillsMatter site! This includes: Robby Russell - Launching Ruby on Rails ProjectsDr Nic - JavaScript Unit Tests Geoffrey Grosenbach - Bringing the Web to Your Desktop with MacRuby Clemens Kofler - Rails I18n From The Trenches Brendan G Lim - Mobilize Your Rails Application Eleanor McHugh - The Ruby Guide to *nix Plumbing Lindsay Holmwood - Behaviour driven monitoring with cucumber-nagios …
- Plataforma Tecnologia Blog: Devise: flexible authentication solution for Rails
- Robby on Rails: Switch to Passenger (mod_rails) in development on OSX in less than 7 minutes or your money back!
- Adventures with Ruby: Plugin release: Root table
- Alexey Kovyrin's Blog: Rails Developer for a Large Startup: My Vision of an Ideal Candidate
- Videos related to 'Ruby on Rails demo': Ruby on Rails - Part 3: Basic Rails
- English - AkitaOnRails.com: Rails on Vim (in English)
…‘x_'. This is a convention that we use at Planet Argon . Robby Russell originally blogged about this in the article Designers, Developers, and the x_ Factor <div id="x_slider" style="font-size:62.5%; width:350px;"></div>
I follow the slider div another div for the high and low prices. <div> <p>Showing all stocks between <span id="x_low_selected"><%= @price_range.first %></span> and <span …
- Eddorre.com: Tutorial: Filtering Results with jQuery UI Slider and Rails 3 Beta 3
- Latest Articles : Andy Jeffries: Review of the jQuery UI 1.6 Book
- Software by Rob: My Report on StackOverflow DevDays
- Mental Paging Space: ActiveJquery - Features
- Viget Extend : The Development Lab: North Carolina jQuery Camp Recap
- Developing with Style: A sexy, ajax based jQuery dialog window, with a one track mind.
…environment. Fortunately, this was very easy with the Ruby Ghost gem found via Robby Russell's Get to know a gem: Ghost . sudo ghost add iphone.localhost.com
We needed to add the .com so that the call to the request.subdomains will pick out the iphone portion.
iUI Framework
After downloading the iUI framework from the project site , I moved everything into its rightful place. public - stylesheets - iui.css - javascripts - iui.js - images …
- blog.mhartl | Michael Hartl's tech blog: Finding and fixing mass assignment problems in Rails applications
- Jason Seifer: Mini DisplayPort to Dual Link DVI Adapter Fix (Temporary)
- Me Dev, You Jane: Contact List using SproutCore, Mochiweb and Mnesia
- Ajax on Rails: Captcha in Ruby on Rails - Customize the use of captcha in the plugin validates_captcha
Just a quick update to let you know that I'll be moving more of my business-related topics to the Planet Argon Blog . I invite you to subscribe to that feed as well. :-)
p.s. We just published Episode 4 of the Planet Argon Podcast , which was on the topic of Hiring designers.
- Topics: Episode
- Ruby on Rails Podcast: The Camping Episode II - Ruby on Rails Podcast
- Videos related to 'Ruby on Rails vs Java - Commercial #1 of 9': Advanced Topics in Programming Languages: Java Puzzlers,...
- Developing with Style: Screencast: How to use CakePHP Database Migrations
- McKinney Station: Adding an iPhone Interface to an Existing Rails Application
- Eddorre.com: Tutorial: Filtering results with jQuery UI Slider and Rails
- David Bolton Strikes Again: Rails & Merb merge
Welcome to what seems like my tenth installment (actually, it's the fourth) of showing you how I setup my development environment on a fresh OSX install. In this case, I'm actually getting a MacBook setup for a new employee with Snow Leopard.
Over the years, I've evolved these following steps and they've helped our team maintain a consistent and stable envirnment for Ruby on Rails development. I know that there are a few other ways to approaching this and I'm …
- Eddorre.com: Installing Ruby on Rails, PostgreSQL, MySQL on Snow Leopard
- Forum Discussions - Enterprise Rails: Working through examples
- A Fresh Cup: Double Shot #572
- Medium eXposure: Multiple Table Inheritance with ActiveRecord
- alex blabs: UTC vs Ruby, ActiveRecord, Sinatra, Heroku and Postgres
- Viget Extend : The Development Lab: Getting Started with MongoDB & MongoMapper
Earlier this evening, I accepted a pull-request for theme number 18, which is now included in Oh My Zsh . To celebrate, I've updated the themes wiki page with fresh screenshots.
Here is a sampling of some of the themes that you can use out of the box with Oh My Zsh .
Oh My Zsh is much more than a collection of themes for your zsh config. It's a way of life 1 .
Also, be sure to follow ohmyzsh on twitter now!
1 well.. at least while you're in the terminal. ;-)
- Topics: Z shell
- GIANT ROBOTS SMASHING INTO OTHER GIANT ROBOTS: 2 years of hackfests
- ricroberts: Blink #1 - The first in a series of Link-Blogging posts
- Jonathan.inspect: Bad key bindings over ssh from a mac
- Nullcreations.net: My Vim setup for Rails development on OS X
- MetaSkills.net - Home: Installing REE With The Snow Leopard SQL Server Stack
- AlternateIdea - Home: Protip: Color grep searches in terminal
Will refrain from any political commentary, but was notified by some friends that the GOP was using the source code for RubyURL for their new URL shortening site ( gop.am ).
To celebrate, I decided to daisy chain a few rubyurl-based sites together and came up with:
Enjoy!
As always, you can fork/clone here
- Eddorre.com: Tutorial: Filtering results with jQuery UI Slider and Rails
- Rails Underground: Videos!
- McKinney Station: Adding an iPhone Interface to an Existing Rails Application
- David Bolton Strikes Again: Rails & Merb merge