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Jekyll Quick Reference (Cheat Sheet) for Static Site Generator

I’ve started with a Jekyll Quick Reference (Cheat Sheet) for the static site generator - sections so far include: folder structure (_posts folder, _drafts folder, etc.), global variables, site variables, page variables, Liquid template filters n tags (standard and Jekyll extras), and more. It’s a single-page (8 pages printed) hosted at the Planet Jekyll GitHub repo. Cheers. Update (Jul/15): Link updated/fixed.

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Video encoding processor for CarrierWave

As previously promised, here are some more tips how to tackle with video processing. Streamio FFMPEG has a bunch of useful options. You can specify for example frame rate, resolution, bitrate, codecs and many other by simply passing an options hash to transcoding. This time I wanted to change the previous code a little bit, add some options and include latest rails goodies as ActiveJob and Enumerable. Let’s get started!

Incisive Ruby Substitutions - The gsub Hash Syntax

How do you perform multiple Ruby substitutions simultaneously? Read more

Yonibot: because the syntax is about the structure of the language, not its mea…
Hmm, seems I need to look into why it’s not picking up links automatically in c…
Seems in Markdown you have to surround a URL by angle brackets for the auto lin…
This should now be resolved: http://example.com/ …

Command Line Reporter 3.3.5 Released

Bug fix release regarding border colors and vertical spacing. Check out the wiki to see examples of nicely formatted tables. As always the gem is available on rubygems.org with source on github. For those not familiar with “the reporter”, it provides a ruby DSL for writing reports with built in features for progress reporting and table formatting. It is very handy for system level and data reporting scripts.

Today I Learned

thoughtbot created an open source GitHub repo this week called Today I Learned. It’s receiving lots of community submissions for tips in all programming languages, including lots of Ruby.

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