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Jekyll: Sites Made Simple

Sitepoint has published an article on Jekyll, a static site generator. It goes in detail on installing Jekyll, creating the basic structure, testing the site locally and deploying. It even has a short introduction to Liquid, the tagging engine used by Jekyll. I have found this to be the best available walk-through on Jekyll till now. Check it out here.

Update on my Rails Learning Experience

After learning how to build a cart than can keep track of orders, it’s time to make those orders happen. When we were dealing with our cart, we didn’t worry about creating database tables for the core thing the cart holds: cart items, so the time has come to finally create a model for that and for the orders taken (so they too will be stored at the database), and we’ll do it by using script generators at the command prompt… Read More

G: Like Kernel#p but outputs to Growl on OS X

“g” is a new library that provides a global “g” method that you can use to inspect objects much in the same way as Kernel#p. The difference is that the output goes to Growl, a popular OS X global notifications tool. It’s technically an easy gem install and go, but if you have problems with it not finding Growl, this blog post about getting ruby-growl working should salve your distress.

My simple growl example @ http://github.com/bry4n/growl-ruby-example …
That’s an interesting, and potentially better, alternative!
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