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The SD Ruby Podcast posts 100th episode

In the 100th episode of the SD Ruby Podcast, Patrick Crowley shows how to turbo-charge your layouts with Compass, a lightweight stylesheet framework built on top of Haml and Sass. Watch episode

Another podcast about HAML, Sass, Compass, CoffeeScript, Node.js … heard this a…
Well, you’re in luck… if you check out the SD Ruby Podcast archives, there are …
Congratulations!
Thanks, Peter. Cheers!

New Rails Conference Launching - Manchester, UK - October 2011

Calling Rails developers in the UK! We’re launching Manchester’s first Agile Rails conference, Magrails, in October this year. We will be joined by the Rails Community’s Aaron Patterson - much reknowned Rubyist, public speaker and international man of mystery. Get Your Ticket Now.

Thanks Peter - will it appear in the feed?
No, I’m afraid not. Only items from logged in and approved people get into the …
Ok fixed. If you’d be so kind as to remove this post? :-)
And sorry for the confusion - do appreciate the help!

mongoid-tree -- A clean implementation of trees for Mongoid using the materialized path pattern

I just released v0.6.1 of mongoid-tree. It’s a clean and simple implementation of trees for Mongoid using the materialized path pattern. It has optional modules for ordering and traversing of trees. It also provides useful callbacks as well as several strategies to handle destroying of nodes. The source is available on GitHub, there is an API documentation and it is continuously tested on Travis.

Introducing YAMLRecord!

At Miso, we occasionally ran into situations where we wanted to persist simple data to a text (or yaml) file. Examples include landing page email forms, contact us forms, feedback forms, about us “team” page, etc. In these situations, we wanted a way to persist data to YAML and easily view the results in a text file but also manage the data through forms and controllers as any other data. To do this we have created a YAML-backed persistence engine called YAMLRecord for those situations so we can access YAML based data using a familiar ActiveRecord API.

Sorry but this is useless for all practical purposes
DataMapper >= 1.0 can be loaded into Rails applications, alongside ActiveRec…
@postmodern You could run dm beside AR but why would you? All for the benefit o…
@AnonymousCritic If the file contains a large amount (+1M) of relational data, …

LOCat - The Cat's Meow

Just released v0.1.0 of LOCat, a fancy-schmancy LOC analysis tool. I’ve had a very simple script for this in my utility belt for a long time now. I finally got around to taking it out and making it the “Cat’s Meow”. Have fun and please report any issues –this is an 0.x release after all. Here lies the homepage, an example and the source code.

FYI. Just released 0.1.1 which fixed a couple of reported bugs.
Yea, well, let’s try that again. Release v0.1.2 is out.

Github Wacher, get instant Growl notifications!

Github Growl Watcher is a gem which have the aim to help you to watch any project you want and get instant growl notifications for: updates, new watchers, forks and issues. Check it out!

The link is missing a ‘:’ https://github.com/DAddYE/githubwatcher …
Sorry, this is useless gem.
Broken link bro :(
Sorry guys updated link!
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