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Serve - Delicious ERB, Haml + Sass
Simple dynamic site generator with standardised templating tools: certainly looks nice for building those early-stage prototypes before you need a full backend.
ruby  web  development  erb  haml  sass  markdown  templating 
4 weeks ago by infovore
ruby-1.9.3-p125 cumulative performance patch. — Gist
"This script installs a patched version of ruby 1.9.3-p125 with patches to make ruby-debug work again (#47) and boot-time performance improvements (#66 and #68), and runtime performance improvements (#83 and #84). It also includes the new backported GC from ruby-trunk." Speed boosts for Ruby 1.9.3.
ruby  performance  patch  ruby193 
10 weeks ago by infovore
Ruby 1.9.2 Segmentation Fault and OpenSSL
If you have MacPorts installed, OpenSSL runs into issues when you install rubies through RVM. This helps.
rvm  ruby  openssl  http 
10 weeks ago by infovore
localtunnel: instantly show localhost to the rest of the world
"The easiest way to share localhost web servers to the rest of the world" Good lord, that's wonderful.
programming  proxy  ruby  localhost 
11 weeks ago by infovore
brianmario/yajl-ruby - GitHub
"This gem is a C binding to the excellent YAJL JSON parsing and generation library." Ooh, JSON stream-parsing.
json  yajl  ruby 
february 2012 by infovore
paulasmuth/fnordmetric - GitHub
"FnordMetric is a highly configurable (and pretty fast) realtime app/event tracking thing based on ruby eventmachine and redis. You define your own plotting and counting functions as ruby blocks!" Interesting.
ruby  realtime  analytics  redis 
december 2011 by infovore
njonsson/cape - GitHub
Cape solves a surprisingly common problem: I have this big bunch of rake tasks; I'd like them to run on the server, which tends to mean writing cap tasks just to run the rake tasks. Cape makes it easy to just mirror them.
capistrano  rails  rake  ruby 
november 2011 by infovore
RVM: Ruby Version Manager - 'rvm pkg install readline'
"If you have an error when compiling pertaining to readline, you may need to attempt installing with the procedure defined below." As, indeed, I did, because I still had Macports installed.
macports  rvm  ruby  programming 
october 2011 by infovore
lukeredpath/clickatell - GitHub
As usual with things like this: a decent client library that's at least somewhat up-to-date (official or no) goes a long way to helping you decide which [x] provider to use. In this case: SMS gateways that send to the UK.
sms  ruby  library  clickatell 
august 2011 by infovore
amatsuda/kaminari - GitHub
"A Scope & Engine based, clean, powerful, customizable and sophisticated paginator for Rails 3." Looks interesting; neatly designed, it seems, and will_paginate's refusal to get to a final 3.0 release has always been frustrating. Might try this out.
ruby  pagination  gem  programming 
july 2011 by infovore
Deploying with Bundler and Capistrano
Useful notes on the modern way of deploying Rails applications with Bundler and Capistrano.
rails  capistrano  bundler  ruby  deployment 
june 2011 by infovore
Pow: Zero-configuration Rack server for Mac OS X
Node.js/CoffeeScript powered Rack server. Lovely idea, simple configuration; shame it completely takes over port 80. Some of us write applications in things other than Ruby from time to time. Thinking about the best way of hooking it all together.
rack  rails  ruby  webserver 
april 2011 by infovore
justinfrench's formtastic at master - GitHub
"A Rails form builder plugin with semantically rich and accessible markup." This looks like it could be really, really good; will be trying this out in anger shortly, I hope. (I hate Rails' form helpers with a passion).
ruby  gems  forms  formtastic 
november 2010 by infovore
Composite Primary Keys
Composite keys for Rails/ActiveRecord. Really does appear to work, too, which is nice.
activerecord  database  keys  composite  programming  rubyonrails  ruby 
july 2010 by infovore
Rails Dispatch | Presented by Engine Yard
Engine Yard have a new blog about Rails, consisting of screencasts and tutorials, and it looks good. One to subscribe to.
ruby  rails  rails3  rubyonrails  programming  engineyard 
may 2010 by infovore
michaeldv's awesome_print at master - GitHub
"Awesome Print is Ruby library that pretty prints Ruby objects in full color exposing their internal structure with proper indentation." Pretty, and really, really useful (well, for me, anyway).
ruby  pp  gem  programming  repl 
april 2010 by infovore
Passenger Preference Pane · Fingertips
"The Passenger preference pane is a preference pane for Mac OS X, it enables you to configure a Rails or Rack application in a matter of seconds." It does. It's very good.
preferencepane  osx  ruby  apache  passenger  rack  deployment 
march 2010 by infovore
About this Blog | Free PeepCode Blog
Lovely, lovely article explaining just how the PeepCode Blog works. The blog itself features unique layouts for every post. There's no CMS, no database, but what's going on under the hood is at least as clever - and the flexibility makes the beautiful and clear pages much easier to build.
blog  code  design  ruby  sinatra  markup  sass 
february 2010 by infovore
has_many :bugs, :through => :rails: Active Record Query Interface 3.0
ARel looks brilliant, but blimey, those are some *big* changes to ActiveRecord. Pratik's post here is probably the most comprehensive I've seen, and well worth your time.
activerecord  arel  rails3  rails  ruby 
february 2010 by infovore
Rails 3 Reading Material | Medium eXposure
Great round-up of all the stuff out there about Rails 3. If you're as behind as I am on preparing for this, there's some really good stuff here; nice to have it all in one place.
ruby  rails  rails3  documentation  tutorials 
february 2010 by infovore
Taps for Easy Database Transfers
"Taps is a temporary web service you run on a server that has access to the database you want to export. You can then run the client to connect to that service and pull data out of it in chunks. It works through firewalls, doesn’t require a direct ssh connection, and - best of all - it’s database independent. So you can export from a MySQL database and import to PostgreSQL, or vice versa."
database  ruby  export  backup  development 
january 2010 by infovore
Short Order Ruby - Ben Griffiths - Ruby Manor
Comprehensive notes on Ben's talk from Ruby Manor - looks really, really good, and lots of things I should probably know. This is the kind of hacking I'm a big fan of.
ruby  unix  shell  tips  cli  bengriffiths 
december 2009 by infovore
Ryan's Scraps: What's New in Edge Rails: Default Scoping
"It’s pretty common to want SQL queries against a particular table to always be sorted the same way, and is one of the reasons why I added the ordered scope to the utility scopes gem... Well now you can specify default ordering, and other scopes, in edge rails directly in your ActiveRecord model." Hurrah!
rails  scoping  activerecord  ruby 
november 2009 by infovore
Ryan's Scraps: What's New in Edge Rails: Dynamic Scope Methods
"With the recent addition of dynamic scopes, however, you now have a way to both quickly specify query logic and chain further conditions. The naming works in the same manner as dynamic finders and the chaining works in the same fashion as conventional named scopes." Ooh. New in Rails 2.3, and passed me by a little.
rails  activerecord  ruby  scoping 
november 2009 by infovore
tobi's delayed_job at master - GitHub
"Delayed_job (or DJ) encapsulates the common pattern of asynchronously executing longer tasks in the background." Extracted from Shopify, and looks very, very useful; filed away for another day.
rails  background  queue  ruby  plugin  delayedjob 
november 2009 by infovore
scraplab — Using Geoplanet Data in Ruby on Rails
"Noticings is possibly one of the first services to integrate the Yahoo Geoplanet Data deeply". Tom explains how we're using Geoplanet inside Rails. Really good stuff if you're interested in that geo malarkey
geoplanet  ruby  rails  noticings  woe  yahoo  geodata 
november 2009 by infovore
tobi's clarity at master - GitHub
"Clarity is a Splunk like web interface for your server log files. It supports searching (using grep) as well as trailing log files. It has been written using the event based architecture based on EventMachine and so allows real-time search of very large log files. If you hit the browser Stop button it will also kill the grep / tail utility."
logs  server  webserver  analysis  utility  ruby 
november 2009 by infovore
AI Ruby Plugins
"This page will maintain list of AI related libraries for the Ruby programming language." Some interesting stuff here, although it's all in varying degrees of maturity...
ruby  ai  machinelearning  collectiveintelligence  algorithms  software  libraries  gems 
october 2009 by infovore
mattberther.com » puts vs print in ruby
"...the print method buffers the output. The easiest way to get around this (for a situation like the above) is to set the sync property on $stdout." Aha. That's where I've been going wrong!
ruby  puts  print  stdout  unix 
october 2009 by infovore
gemcutter | awesome gem hosting
"Gemcutter is the next generation of gem hosting for the Ruby community. Instantly publish your gems and install them. Use the API to interact and find out more information about available gems. Become a contributor and enhance the site with your own changes." Apparently this is the next big thing, post-github not serving gems. Let's chase this trend for a bit.
ruby  gems  hosting  programming  development  gemcutter  opensource 
october 2009 by infovore
Gem Building is Defunct - GitHub
"...it’s been a week and we’ve decided to not bring back the gem builder. It was a fun experiment but Jeweler and Gemcutter combined make it ridiculously simple to publish a gem. The gem builder use case (fork a project, make a change, publish a gem, install it) is now easier than ever using these tools." Which is all very nice, but a bit of a PITA for anyone who'd been depending on this. Still: gems.github.com will serve for another year.
ruby  github  gems  rubygems  gem  git  hosting  cloud 
october 2009 by infovore
Hpricot to Nokogiri Day 1 | Vita Rara: A Life Uncommon
"In Nokogiri  's are converted to whitespace, but they are not a normal space and aren't removed with the standard String#strip and friends." Needless to say, this is somewhat annoying. Thanks for fixing it, internet!
nokogiri  ruby  html  parsing 
october 2009 by infovore
mir.aculo.us with Thomas Fuchs » Blog Archive » textorize: Pristine Font rendering for the Web
"It all boils down to a Ruby script that runs on OS X only and uses OS X’s really awesome typography and subpixel antialiased font rendering. Why not tap into this to make those headline graphics? With Rubycocoa you can easily whip up a small app that draws some text, and save it into a PNG file." Um, blimey.
ruby  script  typography  osx  type  images  rendering 
october 2009 by infovore
rush
"rush is a replacement for the unix shell (bash, zsh, etc) which uses pure Ruby syntax. Grep through files, find and kill processes, copy files - everything you do in the shell, now in Ruby." Equal parts "ooh" and "hunh?", I think.
shell  ruby  unix  commandline  utility 
september 2009 by infovore
Riding Rails: Upgrading to Snow Leopard
A good list of tips - lots of compiled stuff needs to be recompiled to x64, and this will be confusing. I am not upgrading quite yet.
ruby  rails  mac  osx  mysql  snowleopard  upgrade  tips 
august 2009 by infovore
javan's whenever at master - GitHub
"Whenever is a Ruby gem that provides a clear syntax for defining cron jobs. It outputs valid cron syntax and can even write your crontab file for you. It is designed to work well with Rails applications and can be deployed with Capistrano. Whenever works fine independently as well." Pretty DSL for generating crontab in a rubyish manner.
cron  ruby  reails  scheduling  gem 
july 2009 by infovore
Dr Nic’s What is *jour and why they are killer apps for RailsCamp08
"Local devs, running local services, but how to share with everyone in the room?" Answer: rebuild all your tools to work across Bonjour. Slightly bonkers but very cool.
git  ruby  bonjour  networking  collaboration  gitjour  gems  tools  utilities  programming 
june 2009 by infovore
Knave of Diamonds - Treetop
"I gave a presentation on Treetop last night at lrug - seemed to go down well. There aren’t many examples of treetop grammars I’ve seen, so it might be useful if you find the main site’s documentation a bit impeneterable." Roland drops some Treetop science, and it looks very useful. Good stuff!
ruby  language  parsing  processing  tree  treetop  library  rolandswingler 
may 2009 by infovore
Giles Bowkett: Gay People, Come To Rails
"Get over your ridiculous programming-language prejudices and stop endorsing real prejudices. It's this crazy little microcosm/macrocosm mirror effect. You never find bigotry in people with options. It's true in programming and it's true in real life as well, and it looks as if it's true in both places at the same time and for the same people." Giles is right, and the idiots who reached for their retweet button are definitely wrong. Less of this, please.
ruby  programming  rails  homophobia  bigotry  perjorative  community 
may 2009 by infovore
blog.mattwynne.net : Goodbye CruiseControl.rb, Hello Hudson
"The problem is, it doesn’t have a smug website with fancy branding, so you probably overlooked it the first time. Go back and take another look." Worth knowing about, even if it's a long while since I've need continuous builds.
ruby  programming  ci  continousintegration  development  build 
may 2009 by infovore
Heroku | Push and Pull Databases To and From Heroku
"A frequent question people ask us is “how do I transfer my database between my local workstation and my Heroku app?”" The answer is: using taps. Database push/pull, to/from Heroku, and to/from different database vendors. Very, very clever.
ruby  database  deployment  heroku 
march 2009 by infovore
james's custodian at master - GitHub
Custodian is the Ruby gem for accessing the Guardian Open Platform Content API that James Darling, Kalv Sandhu, and I (although my contribution was minor) built. There's a Google Code link to it, but I'd imagine the github version is where the action will be.
programming  ruby  gem  library  guardian  api  code  module  openplatform  contentapi 
march 2009 by infovore
Introducing the ProjectSearch Rails plugin: - (37signals)
Rails plugin for intelligently searching within your application. Not a bad idea; will probably end up using this at some point.
programming  ruby  development  rails  plugin  utility  search 
march 2009 by infovore
scraplab : instant sinatra deployment with heroku
Tom's been poking Heroku, and now, so have I. It's proper brilliant: a rackup file, a tiny Sinatra app, and the Heroku gem, and you're building webapps in ten minutes. It's crazy and brilliant, and exactly the kind of thing of which we need more of.
programming  ruby  web  brilliant  deployment  heroku  lightweight  sinatra 
march 2009 by infovore
Building and Scaling a Startup on Rails: 12 Things We Learned the Hard Way - Axon Flux - A Ruby on Rails Blog
Some well-worn tales here, but also some good new ones, particularly when it comes to query-profiling and all forms of caching.
tips  ruby  performance  development  web  rails  scaling  deployment 
february 2009 by infovore
Speculating with Shoulda — GIANT ROBOTS SMASHING INTO OTHER GIANT ROBOTS
You can now use Shoulda macros in RSpec as well as Test::Unit. Thanks, Thoughtbot! Might take a poke at this some time.
ruby  testing  thoughtbot  rspec  shoulda 
february 2009 by infovore
has_many :bugs, :through => :rails: Rails templates
"Templates are simple ruby files containing DSL for adding plugins/gems/initializers etc. to your freshly created Rails project." That looks very handy.
programming  ruby  generation  rails  templates 
february 2009 by infovore
rubyist's aasm at master - GitHub
AASM is "a library for adding finite state machines to Ruby classes. AASM started as the acts_as_state_machine plugin but has evolved into a more generic library that no longer targets only ActiveRecord models." And as a result, I might be using it a bit.
programming  ruby  gem  rails  plugin  statemachine 
february 2009 by infovore
nanoc: a Ruby CMS that generates static HTML » home
"nanoc is a tool that runs on your local computer and compiles Markdown, Textile, Haml, etc. documents into static web pages, ready for uploading to any web host." Easily build static sites with a teeny bit of templating.
ruby  generation  web  publishing  cms  html  static  templating 
january 2009 by infovore
ReinH — A Thinking Man's Sphinx
"We’ve recently switched a number of projects to ThinkingSphinx here at Hashrocket. These projects were originally using SOLR or UltraSphinx. Today, we’ll explore the differences between UltraSphinx and ThinkingSphinx and why we chose to switch." Detailed explanation of the advantages of ThinkingSphinx over UltraSphinx or other alternatives.
ruby  search  sphinx  ultrasphinx  thinkingsphinx 
january 2009 by infovore
tomtaylor's viapost at master - GitHub
"A Ruby library that wraps the Viapost SOAP API, providing an easy way of sending post (you know, real letter box post) from your applications."
ruby  gem  library  tomtaylor  mail  post  viapost 
january 2009 by infovore
FeedTools
"FeedTools is a simple Ruby library for handling rss, atom, and cdf parsing, generation, and translation as well as caching. It attempts to adhere to Postel’s law—i.e. a liberal parsing and conservative generation policy." Wasn't aware of this until now, remarkably.
ruby  gem  rss  feeds  library  generation  parsing 
january 2009 by infovore
Katz Got Your Tongue? » Rails and Merb Merge
"Today is a fairly momentous day in the history of Ruby web frameworks. You will probably find the news I’m about to share with you fairly shocking, but I will attempt to explain the situation." Yehuda Katz weighs in with a great, informative post.
programming  development  ruby  rails  rubyonrails  web  software  merb 
december 2008 by infovore
Riding Rails: Merb gets merged into Rails 3!
"Merb and Rails already share so much in terms of design and sensibility that joining forces seemed like the obvious way to go. All we needed was to sit down for a chat and hash it out, so we did just that." No, really. Not an April Fool. It sounds like the architecture changes that are going to be made are going to be a big win for Rails 3. Looking forward to it.
programming  development  ruby  rails  web  frameworks  merb 
december 2008 by infovore
Rails Metal: a micro-framework with the power of Rails: \m/
"Rails Metal is a thin wrapper around Rails’ new Rack middleware support." Which means you can process requests outside of ActionPack, which is useful for the odd performance boost in certain places. Interesting to see concerns separating out within Rails like this.
programming  rails  rubyonrails  ruby  rack  middleware 
december 2008 by infovore
Fitting curves to data using Ruby and the GNU Scientific Library
"If you need to perform data analysis, provide graphics for your users in your webapp, or produce high quality plots I encourage you to investigate the combination of ruby, GSL and GNUPlot." Looks good. I should probably give this a poke some time; could come in handy.
gsl  graphing  plotting  data  analysis  statistics  ruby  visualisation 
december 2008 by infovore
alter ego
"AlterEgo is a Ruby implementation of the State pattern as described by the Gang of Four. It differs from other Ruby state machine libraries in that it focuses on providing polymorphic behavior based on object state. In effect, it makes it easy to give an object different “personalities” depending on the state it is in." Oh, that could be really handy.
ruby  library  statemachine  programming  patterns 
december 2008 by infovore
The igraph library for complex network research
"igraph is a free software package for creating and manipulating undirected and directed graphs. It includes implementations for classic graph theory problems like minimum spanning trees and network flow, and also implements algorithms for some recent network analysis methods, like community structure search." Oh, that could be very handy
ruby  visualization  networkanalysis  graphing  socialgraph  programming  opensource 
november 2008 by infovore
faker
"Faker, a port of Data::Faker from Perl, is used to easily generate fake data: names, addresses, phone numbers, etc."
tool  testing  data  ruby  gem  programming  rails 
october 2008 by infovore
GIANT ROBOTS SMASHING INTO OTHER GIANT ROBOTS
"The tests are the program. Without the tests, the program does not work. Tests are not something that should be left for the inexperienced; tests are the hard part."
programming  development  ruby  rails  rubyonrails  testing  thoughtbot 
october 2008 by infovore
http://prawn.majesticseacreature.com/
"If you've ever needed to produce PDF documents before, in Ruby or another language, you probably know how much it can suck. Prawn takes the pain out of generating beautiful printable documents, while still remaining fast, tiny and nimble. It is also named after a majestic sea creature, and that has to count for something."
ruby  pdf  pdfgeneration  document  programming  development  library 
october 2008 by infovore
InfoQ: Archaeopteryx: A Ruby MIDI Generator
Fantastic presentation from Giles Bowkett, which is about generative music, art, shipping, Ruby, and building things for yourself.
programming  ruby  presentation  software  rubyfringe  music  generative  art 
october 2008 by infovore
Panda - Open source video platform
"Unlike other video platforms, Panda is not just a service for encoding your videos for the web; Panda handles the whole process. From the upload form to streaming, Panda takes control." Open source, Merb-based video platform that anyone can use - runs on top of Amazon EC2, S3, and SimpleDB.
video  upload  streaming  newbamboo  merb  ruby  application  web  software  development 
september 2008 by infovore
Merb Routing in 0.5
"Merb’s routing shiznits needs some serious documentation love. Whilst I have a shot at getting some proper docpatches together here’s an overview of how to use routing in Merb 0.5." Thank god for that - was finding Merb's docs a little patchy in places.
merb  routing  ruby  programming  documentation 
september 2008 by infovore
Simplify ActiveRecord Aggregates And Other Goodies Via named_scope : Locomotivation
"With a recent project, we really started utilizing extensions with named_scope which is very powerful and cleaned up our code considerably." Some really nice examples of using named_scope effectively.
named_scope  ruby  rails  rubyonrails  development  programming  tips 
august 2008 by infovore
Front page - APIdock
"APIdock is a web app that provides a rich and usable interface for searching, perusing and improving the documentation of projects that are included in the app." Handy.
api  reference  documentation  doc  ruby  rspec  rails 
august 2008 by infovore
Ajaxian » Prefer Ruby syntax? See Red, and your Ruby will convert to JS
"I am a fan of Ruby, and when I saw Red the framework that allows you to write Ruby and get JavaScript out the other end I was excited." By contrast, when I saw this, I wanted to punch somebody. Seriously guys, don't cross the streams.
javascript  ruby  punchable  highlypunchable  progammers  lazyprogrammers 
august 2008 by infovore
Doug McInnes :: Craken
"This [plugin] is called Craken. In a nutshell it manages and installs rake-centric cron jobs. Coupled with Capistrano goodness it is the answer to your recurring task needs in Rails."
rake  ruby  rubyonrails  plugin  cron  automation 
august 2008 by infovore
Simplistic Complexity » Jeez People, Stop Fretting Over Installing RMagick
"Rmagick. It sucks, I know. We all hate it. But you have apps that depend on it and haven't changed that yet. So you need it installed for development. And you hate installing it." But, of course, there's a shortcut. It is linked here.
ruby  rmagick  imagemagick  gem 
august 2008 by infovore
Tableless models in Rails » code tunes
"If you’re developing an application in Ruby on Rails framework, there are many situations when you should consider using tableless models." Stub out the table, and you get the benefits of validations and typed attributes. Nifty.
rails  rubyonrails  ruby  activerecord 
august 2008 by infovore
It's an HTTParty and Everyone Is Invited! // RailsTips.org by John Nunemaker
"The other day I thought, wouldn’t it be nice if that pattern were wrapped up as a present for me (and others) to use? The answer is yes and it is named HTTParty." This is total awesome. Now I want to do more webservices hacks.
webservices  rest  socialweb  xml  json  ruby  gem  software  architecture 
august 2008 by infovore
Softies on Rails: Script/console tip for the lazy
"Yes, that's an underscore character in front of the .collect. In irb (and hence, script/console), an underscore is a kind of global variable that holds the last result." I did not know that. Useful!
rails  console  irb  ruby  programming 
july 2008 by infovore
:: GIANT ROBOTS SMASHING INTO OTHER GIANT ROBOTS :: Command Line Basecamp
Eric's written a command-line interface to Basecamp. Very nice.
basecamp  gtd  cli  commandline  shell  ruby  api 
july 2008 by infovore
filmli.st
"Film showings from London's independent cinemas for the coming week." A bit like Tourfilter for movies. Roland's pet project, running on Sinatra/Thin/nginx (erk!). Looking forward to see it grow.
film  listings  london  cinema  independent  scraping  mashup  ruby 
june 2008 by infovore
Waiting For a Factory Girl
Nice alternative to the somewhat clunky fixture_replacement - factories for generating fixtures for your tests and specs. Yummy!
testing  rspec  ruby  test  rubyonrails  tdd  bdd  testunit  factory  object  thoughtbot 
june 2008 by infovore
RailRoad diagrams generator
"RailRoad is a class diagrams generator for Ruby on Rails applications." Much like MattB's original .dot generator, but perhaps a bit more advanced. Useful!
visualization  information  database  diagram  development  rubyonrails  ruby  rails 
may 2008 by infovore
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