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Get the Merb eBook for Free

For a limited time, RubyLearning is offering its Introduction to Merb eBook for free. Hurry.

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Technically it’s free because you don’t need to buy or spend any money; it’s ju…
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BrightBox Releases New Passenger Ubuntu Package; Starts Sale

John Leach of Brightbox (Rails hosting company) has announced the release of a new Ubuntu package for Passenger & Apache. I’ve used it on my Linode (sorry BB!) to get a Rails stack up and running in a few minutes. BrightBox has also announced the start of a 50% off sale for the rest of January - good if you need Rails (and other Rack-based frameworks?) hosting in Europe, I’d say.

Getting Started With Rails Testing Guide Is Now Available

I’m pleased to announce that the getting started guide, conveniently titled “Getting Started With Rails Testing” is now available for download at the Rails Prescriptions site. It starts with an empty Rails application and walks through the first couple of feature additions, adding tests for controllers, models, views, and basic security. Download, read, enjoy, tell all your friends, let me know what you think.

Web Scrapers with the upcoming scRUBYt!

There’s been another bundle of changes added to the latest edge version of the scRUBYt! web scraping toolkit. This article is likely to be the last in the introduction to web scraping series. Next will be getting into the nitty gritty with more complicated data manipulation within the scraper, and the new and very exciting scRUBYt! plugins.

The power of JRuby

It’s true that I’m not the qualified guy to talk about Java’s power,as it has been 2 years since i last practiced it, but i feel like i have to communicate my thoughts to the people that didn’t give JRuby a trial yet, and why they should do so. If you never worked with Java before, then don’t panic, cause in these article i would list several reasons why JRuby is so powerful even if you don’t know anything about Java. So let’s start…

New gem for graphing gem dependencies: Gemviz

Gemviz is a new gem available on RubyForge. It takes as a input a list of gem names and outputs a graph per gem of each gem’s dependencies as reported by gem dep [gem_name], including a transitive reduction. See <a href=http://davidrupp.blogspot.com/2009/01/gem-is-born-announcing-gemviz.html>the official announcement</a> for more details.

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