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Rails 3 Screencasts

With the release of Rails 3 beta 4, I helped produce a new series of free Rails 3 Screencasts to get you up to speed on the new features and improved APIs.

Great work Gregg, I found these very informative and made me really want to dig…

Aspect4r 0.7.1 is released

I’ve just released Aspect4r 0.7.1. Please see more details on my blog post. Aspect4r adds a solid method wrapper to Ruby, makes it easy to do Aspect Oriented Programming with help of Ruby’s powerful meta-programming functionality.

Kudos. Looks good. I’ll have to dig into the code when I get a chance. The only…
The proxy is generated by aspect4r. It is currently a method object and can be …
In generated code, I could do proxy.bind(self) then pass it to the advice block…

New version of Bowline & Bowlineapp.com released (Ruby Desktop Apps)

I just launched bowlineapp.com - Bowline’s home. On top of that, a new version of Bowline has been released which has been almost completely rewritten to sit on top of it’s own wxWidgets/WebKit framework. [more inside]

looks like the shiznit
Looks really promising, for long I’ve wished that someone would create a framew…
Very interesting. Maybe this is the future - no more native apps but web apps f…
That’s so hot!

array#only for ruby

A small post providing a semantic replacement for array.first when you only expect it to contain one item.

This is a poor solution looking for a problem.

Rails 3 Documentation

I just relaunched PlasmaRails.org. It hosts the current Rails RDoc and is regenerated every day.

wow, pretty fast
what the point? There is already a whole bunch of documentation sites. What we …
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