…directly from rules defined using standard Ruby syntax ( Treetop has its own Ruby- esque grammar language). Parslet's error messages are also significantly nicer than Treetop's when you inevitably run into trouble with your grammar as they're generated by Parslet itself and don't spring from Treetop's internally generated code.
So if you need to build a parser (or think you might ), check out Parslet - it has a great homepage with some useful documentation. …
- Rubycon - All things geared towards web development: [Railsconf 2008] Advanced DSLs in Ruby - Neal Ford
- Article RSS Feed: July 2010 Meeting
- Giles Bowkett: Review: Create Your Own Freaking Awesome Programming Language
- Rails Inside: Netzke: Rich Internet Apps with Ext JS and Rails
- RubyLearning Blog: How do I build DSLs with yield and instance_eval?
- Viget.com Blogs: Around "Hello World" in 30 Days
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
…convention this weekend! @ CaseyF is the # Ruby # Rails guru behind @ Ravelry
Thanks to the following participants:
xfitzyx , davidahood , maybegenius , mariestroughter , jdunbar100 , karlbright , mariovisic , gnoll110 , tfg_dan , ByrneNick , keithpitt , MarkKithcart , davidjrice , imagemechanics , elithrar …
- Zerosum Dirt(nap): Railsconf 2009 Recap
…Locomotive? http://www.locomotivecms.com/ Awesome # ruby # rails CMS in early development.
@ davidahood : Just jumping in to # newwebfrontier twitter party from Melbourne ( Aust.) using tweetchat.com
@ hillaryhopper : @ xfitzyx Well @ dribbble is a great resource and brings the web design community together. Also gives me a lot of clients.
@ jammbox : just a quickie. Discovr is now # …
We're hanging out in Denver this week and wanted to say ‘hi.' We'll be at Galvanize on Thursday from 2 - 6 pm where you can come and chat about all things New Relic, Ruby and Game of Thrones. Stop by to check out Galvanize, hang out with us or just grab a t-shirt. See you there!
Where: Galvanize - 1062 Delaware St Denver, CO
When: Thursday, May 23 from 2 - 6 pm
The post Denver ‘ Office Hours' on Thursday at Galvanize appeared …
The idea for Hackday was simple: provide a free-of-charge, guided discussion on Ruby- and Rails-related topics that was open to the community. Our first topic, ' Refactoring Rails Controllers,' was chosen in response to conversations that had taken place during previous Hacknight events.
At Viget we get to work with Ruby and Rails everyday with other developers doing the same thing. This generates tremendous growth within each of us in the development lab. However, there …
…see why this occurs, we need to take a look at how objects work in JavaScript. Unlike Ruby, JavaScript has no concept of classes. Instead it constructs its objects using prototypes. If you're writing your code in CoffeeScript, you can almost always ignore this fact, and write your code as if you were in Ruby or Python. In this case, however, CoffeeScript is making our problem less apparent, so let's take a look at what this code looks like using plain JavaScript. function …
- A Fresh Cup: Notes on the Asset Pipeline
- Labnotes: Rounded Corners 427 — Ode to a shipping label
- Ruby Inside: The Mega Ruby News and Release Roundup for May 2012
- JJinuxLand: HTML5 Dev Conf
- WriteLessCode Blog: Testing with CoffeeScript and Mocha
- Andrzej on Software: From backend to frontend - the mental transition
Tweet the following: Learn # Ruby on # Rails with @ engineyard http://bit.ly/02ror # Ride4Ruby [distance] [your gist] Extra credit. Obviously, the distance your bike will be traveling is farther than the distance between the start and end points. Share Ruby code for calculating the shortest distance between all points, for an extra special prize, which will be announced next week after we look through the submissions.
Ready. Set. Go!
Note: Submissions are closed at midnight tomorrow …
- Dr Nic: Making CI easier to do than not to with Hudson CI and Vagrant
- giant robots smashing into other giant robots: Giving Thanks
…of numerous technologies. The course topics would hopefully help those that have some knowledge of Ruby programming to get started with web programming (this does not cover Ruby on Rails).
Who's It For?
Anyone with some knowledge of Ruby programming .
Dates
The course starts on Saturday, 29th June 2013 and runs for 2 weeks.
Is the course really free?
A lot of effort and time goes into building such a course and we would really love that you pay at least US$ 15 for the …
- Engine Yard Developer Blog: My Summer of (Open) Source
- giant robots smashing into other giant robots: Rock out with Ruby!
…Ruby Forum Ruby on Rails in StackOverflow RailsBridge RubyFlow Ruby Meetups IRC freenode channels: # ruby, # rubyonrails
If you want to take a class to learn more about Ruby on Rails, check out the next Zero to Rails 3 Class offered virtually January 24 to January 27, 2011.
- Engine Yard Developer Blog: Lucky 13 Strikes (again)
- Ruby Inside: RubyMine 3.0 Released: An Improved Ruby and Rails 3.0 IDE
- Intridea - Company Blog: Intridea Insider: Sean Soper
- New Relic: Case study: When you're as successful as Groupon, app performance is always top of mind
- has_many :bugs, :through => :rails: Ruby I don't like #2 - catch(:wtf) { throw :wtf }
- RubyLearning Blog: Getting started with Heroku