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adva cms 0.1.1

adva cms 0.1.1 is out. It’s running on Rails engines and already fully featured as it’s based on existing software like mephisto, beast and other.

finally!!!! this was loooooooooong awaited :D

Ruby + RubyCocoa + magic == Ruby-powered iPhone apps?

Sorry, it’s all in Japanese and it’s all a bit voo-doo like to me, but there’s some interesting code and slides amongst it. Takuma Mori has been working on running Ruby apps on the iPhone and this presentation has some interesting slides. It seems quite a few steps beyond Rhodes though is extremely experimental I gather.. Update: Some info in English.

I’ve just tested Takuma’s rubycocoa and it works perfectly on my 2.2.1 iphone. …
Thank you for sharing this.I wonder if it is can used in other brand phone? …
Besides, is it include the software that can play music of various formats just…
WOW! this will make the work more easy. i am definitely gonna get it. thanks fo…

Write a letter to Jim Weirich to get him to update Rake

Aaron Patterson (of Nokogiri fame) is calling on all Rubyists to send Jim Weirich a letter to both support him and encourage him to release new version of Rake. There’s some sort of deprecation issue that needs to be sorted out it seems.

Latest edge has lots of updates: http://github.com/jimweirich/rake/tree/master …
Why not just add github as a gem source and install jimweirich-rake?
It’s open source yeah? Get off your butt if it bugs you and contribute!
Seems it worked!

Shotgun: A Rackup that restarts apps on every request

Ryan Tomayko has released Shotgun, a “forking implementation of Rackup.” Its primary use is for reloading apps on every request to make life easier in development (particularly if your Rack-based app doesn’t do reloading itself).

Cool, altho Rack::Reloader (which comes with Rack) works fine for me. The only…
… that said, whilst working on a series of screencasts on Rack, i’ve become inc…
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