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Chicks That Rip: Thais Camilo

Brazilian born Rubyist Thais Camilo discusses the tech scene in Brazil, why she decided to learn Ruby, and how she overcame language barrier challenges and frustrations as she learned to program while also learning English.

Client - Developer relationships

Developing successful client relationships are critical to any business. Preserving these relationships is crucial for making the time spent on projects more enjoyable and satisfying, as well as for referrals and future business. more…

Dead simple code sandboxing

I just released Sandboxed, a gem that lets you run unsafe code without the usual headaches. It’s as simple as safe{ something_stupid } and comes with integrated context handling. Check it out and leave your comments!

Is Ruby’s $SAFE safe enough for you?
Looks interesting. So this is in essence a wrapper and convenience methods for …

Pure Ruby colored blob detection

Over the last few weeks, I’ve become increasingly interested in computer vision. After having some problems with existing libraries, I decided to dive in to figure out how it actually works. In this article, I’ll explain how I did colored blob detection to detect a clown’s nose in pure Ruby (using ChunkyPNG).

Feature matrix of Ruby HTTP clients

I posted Ruby HTTP clients feature matrix. It covers 17 clients and 48 features. Let me know if you find any mistakes (it must include some!) and my misunderstandings.

Hey, thanks for sharing you crazy work! This is super AWESOME! So, who’s the ch…
Disclaimer: I’m the author of httpclient gem, which is one of a clients in the …

HireFire - The Heroku Worker Manager

Just pushed out a new gem called HireFire (GitHub link)! HireFire automatically “hires” and “fires” (aka “scales”) Delayed Job (and soon Resque!) workers on Heroku. When there are no queued jobs, HireFire will fire (shut down) all workers. If there are queued jobs, then it’ll hire (spin up) workers. The amount of workers that get hired depends on the amount of queued jobs (the ratio can be configured by you). [more inside]

This looks great. I look forward to digging into the code to see if it is suita…
Awesome work!. I just implemented my custom solution for this – in “just” i mea…
@eric Great! Let me know how it goes. If it isn’t suitable, please let me know …
how can i verify if this is actually running on heroku. i’ve checked the logs a…

Simple Console Progress Bar

I was working on a script to sync hundreds of thousands of records between two databases, and wanted a simple way to keep track of progress. I couldn’t find one that was easy to use and did what I wanted, so I wrote my own. Blog Post with Example Source Code on Github

There’s the obtusely named “progressbar” gem, found at http://rubygems.org/gems…
You should also look at http://rubygems.org/gems/each_with_progress. …

Padrino Framework Slides: A Tour of Padrino

Padrino is a full featured webapp framework built on top of Sinatra. Check out these Padrino Slides to get a tour. Please share it with your friends and don’t forget to leave a comment!

link broken! http://www.padrinorb.com/blog/padrino-slides great slides …
Thanks man and sorry!
Very nice. Congrats on building a framework that is becoming one of the best in…
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