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Parametric Mixins Perfected

Just released Paramix v2. I have to thank Jonathan Rochkind for striking up a conversation with me concerning the project. Our dialog sparked a complete redesign and I have to say, the new implementation is damn near perfection.

Boost.Regex in Ruby

Ruby makes Regexes easy. Boost.Regex in C++ offers a really fast Regex implementation that blows Ruby’s regexes out of the water. I just made a gem so you can have both. Just run gem install ruby-boost-regex.

Which version of Ruby are you using for your benchmarks?
He’s using 1.8 (#include “re.h” not “ruby/re.h” amongst other reasons I don’t t…
Shanna is correct - this is 1.8.x. Working on 1.9 right now, but since most pr…

Sneak preview of our support for Rake

At Mike CI we offer a low-cost, hosted continuous integration service. Here’s a short blog previewing our imminent support for Rake, Rails and other Ruby-based projects.

Here is the link! …

Nominate this year's Ruby Hero

Nominate the Ruby Hero for 2010 here. Who have you nominated?

Isn’t it a bit early to nominate this year’s hero?
Don’t shoot the messenger :) I guess that as long as it’s done at the same time…

handy rack-rewrite rules

I started noticing in Google Analytics that some pages were being listed twice, one with a trailing slash, and one without; bad for SEO and not helpful for page tracking. Have a read of my post on how I fixed this, and share a rewrite rule or two with everyone else.

Celebrate MLB Opening Day Ruby Style...

In my latest blog post, It’s Baseball Season, I describe two baseball projects in Ruby. One is an API for working with live MLB statistics, Gameday API, and the other is a Rails app that lets you view live boxscores and play-by-play data for any MLB game, Baseball Tracker.

That looks awesome. I took a gander at the code for Baseball Tracker and I was …
In response to your question about why there is a lack of models in the Basebal…
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