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Dossier: Turn SQL into HTML, CSV, or JSON with ease

Adam Hunter and I recently released Dossier, a Rails engine for turning SQL queries into various report formats with minimal effort. The SQL can be hand-written and use all of your database’s features, or generated by something like ActiveRecord’s to_sql. See the README on Github for details.

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JsonBloomfilter for Ruby and Javascript

Bloom filters are awesome but none of the implementations I could find were particularly portable. This implementation allows you to train one in Ruby or Javascript and serialise them to JSON to then reload them in the other language. Very useful for doing client side lookups of things like “valid” usernames without sharing every username in your DB.

Dynamic attributes and MongoDB/Mongoid

Why is this cool you might ask? Well let me explain my problem; I want to create a web service that allows CRUD operations on objects called Events. Events have a name, start_time, and most importantly a game. Depending on the game attribute, each Event will have different game specific attributes. For example, I have an Event with a game value of ‘starcraft2’. Only Starcraft 2 Events have a region and a league attribute, while League of Legends Events have a min_elo attribute. How can we store these Event objects that have different attributes in our one document? Read more here

cloudControl PaaS add-on for cloud-based image management

This blog post describes a new add-on for cloudControl, a popular European PaaS provider. Ruby and Ruby on Rails developers can build and deploy their applications using cloudControl and use Cloudinary as an add-on for uploading images to the cloud, performing image transformation & manipulation and delivering optimized images through a fast CDN.

Rails 4, Part 1: What’s Changed in Rails 4?

The fourth major release of the Ruby on Rails framework is coming up rather soon. While no official release date has been announced, many anticipate a release candidate early this year. This version of the framework has been over a year in the making and represents a major change in the way its internals are architected. Read about what else is in store here.

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