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Ramaze by Example

Here is a blog post series which introduces the basics of web development using Ramaze, a fabulous framework that lets you create web applications in Ruby with a minimum of code. It walks through the creation of a small but functional app from start to finish, describing many Ramaze features along the way.

Pistos  
Great introduction for Ramaze beginners. M4DBI isn’t my favourite ORM, but it’s…
Fabian
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Addressable 2.0.0

Addressable is designed to let you treat URIs as first-class objects, with full support for internationalized resource identifiers. Also supports reverse URI template processing for framework routing.

sporkmonger  
Addressable::URI.parse( "http://example.com/a/b/c/?one=1&two=2#foo" ).ext…
sporkmonger
I assume spacing isn’t being respected there either? That might be another issu…
PeterCooper
Yeah, the code isn’t being counted as preformatted. The correct way to markup …
sporkmonger
You’re right. Perhaps I will get it to add the pre tag automatically, as I like…
PeterCooper
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Leveraging lsof to Troubleshoot Network, Filesystem, Native Library or Device Problems

Leveraging lsof to Troubleshoot Network, Filesystem, Native Library or Device Problems: lsof is one of the most powerful UNIX command (also available on Mac OS X). It is invaluable when it comes to investigating or troubleshooting problems related to network, filesystem, devices or even native libraries. This article first introduces lsof usage and syntax illustrated with concrete examples for the Rubyist and then dive into advanced options and techniques.

ph7  
What about a link to “this article” ?
mindreframer
The missing link. …
Bruno Michel
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Shnork: Check the Links in your Sinatra Site

Shnork is a fledgling project that can dive through your Sinatra website and make sure all your internal links resolve, without 404 or 500 errors. Today, Sinatra; soon, all Rack-based web applications will be able to Shnork! Use standalone, or as an RSpec spec.

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Easily minify javascript and css using Fixie Shrinker

Most Rails plugins that minify javascript and css do it on deployment on the server. This requires that the server has the tools installed for doing the minification. What you want is to have the minification process happen constantly during development, alerting you to any minification issues immediately. [more inside]

Joe Van Dyk  
Hyperlink here! http://github.com/joevandyk/fixie_shrinker/tree/master …
joevandyk
The motivation for this was that I kept running into problems where the js work…
joevandyk
<blockquote> …
Anonymous Coward
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Rick Rolled by RubyFlow

Nice! i came to post the captcha that got me captcha when the unthinkable happened.

Nice  
That is pretty funny :)
PeterCooper
i dont get it? what is funny?
paul
The poster stumbled across two consecutive CAPTCHAs, namely: NEVERGONNAAX LE…
PeterCooper
PeterCooper summed it up nicely, but this link may be of interest: http://en.wi…
Nice
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