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Meta Tools Gem Released

I’ve created the gem “meta_tools”. Blog post: Link, Gem: Link, Git: Link

This reminds me of “Metaid”, by _why. https://github.com/defunkt/metaid/blob/ma…
Yes, the code is by _why. It’s code I’ve had to use many, many times. I’d much …

"Rails Best Practices" Review

Over the weekend I had a chance to play around a bit with Rails Best Practices, so I thought I’d share my review.

The game-like approach to learning is quite innovative for me; but from your re…

Barney 0.8.1 hits the shelves!

Barney is a library for sharing data between processes in a easy and natural way. I posted it here a while back, but the API has changed and matured a lot since then, so I thought I’d repost. The GitHub repository has a few samples, and links to the API docs.

Securing Resque::Server in Rails 3

A really simple way to secure Resque::Server in a rails 3 app.

you can do this in config.ru in your rails app require ‘resque/server’ Re…
If you’re already using Devise you can use it to secure your mounted Resque web…
@michelson - thanks for the tip.

Crafty, a simple library to build HTML

Unsatisfied with the existing libraries that allow you to build HTML with Ruby, I just launched Crafty. Crafty is different, because it gives you a set of helper modules that you can use to build HTML in any Ruby class. Consider Crafty a friendly, framework-agnostic alternative to clunky Rails helpers such as content_tag. It is also faster than most alternatives. Crafty is not a templating language, but it helps to create builder classes, similar in nature to Rails FormBuilder. Learn more.

This looks interesting and the benchmarks seem impressive.

Routes: rake routes 10x faster with search feature

https://rubygems.org/gems/routes - a simple gem to parse your rails routes 10 times faster with the possibility to search in them like this “routes events show” to display all the routes containing the words events and show.

Really unimpressive. Caches the output of rake routes and then greps that file.…
Hi Chris, Thanks for your review. I understand what you have said but you don’…

Why so many V/Ps?

I was recently involved in a discussion about what makes an Agile company successful. Of course there are many opinions, blogs, books and studies on this topic but in this blog post I discuss a very simple formula that makes it very easy to calculate.

RubyConf India 2011 - May 28th and 29th in Bangalore

After a successful conference last year, RubyConf India is back for the second time. Like last year, the conference will be held in Bangalore, India on the 28th and 29th of May. This year, the conference promises to be bigger and better with speakers like Yehuda Katz, member of the Ruby on Rails core team and jQuery core team, Chad Fowler author of “The Passionate Programmer”(via video), Ola Bini core-committer to JRuby since 2004 slated to speak at the conference, among others. [more inside]

fp-sin, an async sinatra shell to get your started.

I just launched fp-sin an async Sinatra shell with all the goodies. Included is rack-fiber_pool, em-mysql2, em-synchrony, em-http-request, sinatra-activerecord, i18n, less, dalli, and convenient hashing functions for cache keys. Due to the popularity of em-shorty, I figured I would put this together so people could quickly integrate it in their own Sinatra projects. Oh and don’t forget the included console provided by tux.

Slop version 1.5.0

I’ve just released Slop version 1.5. This version adds support for Ranges supporting multiple syntaxes, and the major feature of commands! See an example here. Be sure to check out Slop!

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