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RConfig 0.4.0 Released

I just released RConfig 0.4.0. It’s been updated to support Rails 3.x, as well as Ruby 1.9+. It also has new features like reference support for xml and properties files, as well as a ton of bug fixes! I welcome any and all feedback and suggestions. Please report any bugs as well.

Introducing Rails One Click for Mac os X (I need your help!)

Rails One Click is a/will be a simple installer for Ruby and Rails. It is targeted at beginners who have little/no programming experience and want to try Rails. Rails one Click installs Ruby 1.9.3 with yaml support, and the latest version of Rails. Rails One Click on Github.

Rails one Click is not ready yet, but you can already start contributing! He…
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How about some Windows love?
There already is something for Windows! :) RailsInstaller and RubyInstaller: …

DaVinci Coders Open House 4/21

DaVinci Coders is hosting an open house on 4/21 in Louisville, CO for anyone interested in their programming course. DaVinci Coders is an 11-week course for people with little to no programming experience who want to fully immerse themselves in a software development environment and emerge with the experience necessary to work as a programmer. It’s a serious commitment with serious results. The course teaches Ruby, Ruby on Rails, HTML5, CSS, JavaScript, Git, and PostgreSQL, just to name a few.

The open house is on 4/21 and the course starts 6/4. A lot more information ca…
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Real-time Games using HTML5, WebSockets, nodejs and socket.io

Ever imagined playing a game on the web by simply logging in – no local installation required, no licenses and you can continue from where you left off! Imagine multi-player games from your browser or phone – basically ‘gaming in the cloud’. Ok – that sounded pretty cliche :) But its already here folks and faster and better then we can imagine! Read how JoshSoftware built this.

While this is pretty cool, and a growing trend in web-games, how does this rela…
Other than the very brief mention of EventMachine this has nothing to do with R…
I enjoyed this but yeah, not very Ruby related. However, I have a JS equivalent…
Ignore this, just testing.
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