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Rails URL validation gem

Following the email validation gem, we made a small URL validation gem also. The difference is that this works with both Rails 2 and Rails 3. It’s pretty naive in its implementation, but it generally does the trick. [more inside]

This is really useful something I implemented today with a regexp actually howe…
Well i have not actually benchmarked it, but throwing an exception vs. applying…

Incoming Email in Rails 3 - choosing the right approach

There are loads of options for sending email in Rails but when it comes to receiving email the options aren’t quite so clear. [more inside]

I like this article: http://railspikes.com/2007/6/1/rails-email-processing B…
SendGrid also offers incoming email to http processing (great if you’re on Hero…

Platypus: small inter-related collection of type-oriented libraries

Have you seen my Platypus? He was around here somewhere. A little horse told me he could do method overloading, pseudo-classes and double-dispatch type conversion. That’s fun. Next time someone asks for these, you can scrap the goose gander and just send him out for Platypus steaks –well done.

Argh… errr.. ruff… Could Rubyflow manager put a title on this post? “Platypus” …

Rails Best Practices 6: Filters and helpers file

My new article about Rails best practices: <a href”http://blog.devinterface.com/2010/09/rails-best-practices-6-filters-and-helpers-file/”>Filters and helpers file</a>

Article is here: http://blog.devinterface.com/2010/09/rails-best-practices-6-fi…

ruby-shout 2.2.0

I just released ruby-shout 2.2.0, a maintainance release for ruby 1.9 compatibility. So if you’re using ruby-shout in a project there’s one less reason to update to 1.9 now. If you don’t: ruby-shout is probably one of the easiest ways to get the sound to your own webradio station.

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