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Katacasts: Screencasts for Coding Katas

Chris Parsons and Corey Haines have launched Katacasts. They describe the site as “a place dedicated to promote screencasts of coding katas to a wide audience of people interested in seeing other craftsmen perform a given kata.” They already have a number of screencasts up. Nice to keep an eye on or may be, practice on! :)

Thanks for the cleanup. :)

Ruby in a Nutshell....

Perhaps this is why Ruby is such a wonderful language.

That doesn’t mean much. It’s an old book from 2001 (!!) that’s described as “sl…
Peter - You’re absolutely right of course which is why I mentioned it may not b…
It’s exactly why I hate ruby - no or useless documentation.

Jitterbug: A just-in-time image creator for pretty text headers

Flying Saucer has launched Jitterbug, a gem that provides on-demand text-based header graphics using the font of your choice, providing an easy way to manage rich text headers. Especially useful in i18n projects. On the first request, Jitterbug creates the requested header graphic and returns its image or header tag. On subsequent requests it references the already-created graphic and returns the requested html tag.

MongoScope

I just launched MongoScope, a scope wrapper for the MongoDB ruby driver, inspired by Searchlogic. It’s brand new, but thought people might be interested.

Ruby in the browser as if JavaScript

Gestalt is a library released by MIX Online Labs that allows you to write Ruby, Python & XAML code in your (X)HTML pages. It enables you to build richer and more powerful web applications by marrying the benefits of expressive languages, modern compilers, AJAX & RIAs with the write » save » refresh development model of the web.

I’ve had a play with it and it does what it says on the tin. I mislike Javascri…
Theoretically it will work in Mac OS and windows, and maybe moonlight for linux…
I tried it on Linux, I installed the Moonlight 2 preview. The only thing that w…

Pop quiz: Are you using Rails 3 (HEAD) for real projects yet?

The title says it all; please leave a comment if you are using Rails 3 on any real projects, or still Rails 2.3? And possibly, why.

That is a bit messy around here. I was looking for good information about Rails…
Jesus Christ people.. :-) I was almost thinking this was so popular that an …
Jesus Christ people.. :-) LOL I guess being serious is just too hard now…
I tried to use it awhile back ago, but couldn’t find the best repo(I was using …

Webbynode's Weekly Highlights #1

One of the things we enjoy the most are interesting overall ‘geeky’ links, whether they refer to linux, mac stuff, office design, web applications, etc. We’ll be sharing some of the links we run into each week. Read it here

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