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RubyConf Argentina's Call For Paper is open!

The second edition of RubyConf Argentina will be held October 19/20, and, just like last year, will be dedicated to Ruby and other related technologies. Submission of proposals is through rubyconfargentina.org. Don’t forget to provide your contact information and a brief abstract of your talk.

Cutting and pasting due to length. Keep in mind that the talks should be no …

How I Learned To Code

An excellent article by Natasha Murashev on “How I learned to code”. In her own words “Learning to code is a very emotional experience. When you can’t solve a problem, you will feel like a worthless human being. But when you do solve it, you will feel like you own the world, which is one of the best feelings you’ll ever have. And no matter how ‘good’ you get, there will always be something that you don’t know or doesn’t work and that you can continue improving on or learning.”

My favorite part is “I still remember the moment it all made sense. It felt lik…

Practicing Ruby volume 1 + 2 manuscripts now on github

I have been wanting to do this for a while, and now I have finally put the markdown-based manuscripts for the two publicly released volumes of Practicing Ruby on github. Please feel free to remix them however you’d like: revisions are welcome, as are translations. I’ll keep updating this repository as I gradually release more content over time, but if you want immediate access to Volume 3 and 4, you’ll need to sign up over at practicingruby.com.

Vim advanced search and replace

I blogged about a few advanced search and replace techniques in Vim: multi-line searches, look-arounds, expressions, ranges, counters, the command-line window and the star of the show: the global command.

Debugging HTTP Proxy - RFC

Hi, I’m hacking away at a proof-of-concept debugging http proxy that allows you to intercept https? requests and record, rewrite, redirect & mock response using rack apps. Read more

Neat! I’ve also been wanting to write an evented proxy using http_parser, to re…
Yeah thought about using DataObjects or just sqlite3 directly (assuming it woul…
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