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Category Archives: Ruby
Regional Ruby Conferences in 2008
What’s interesting about the Ruby community is that there are a lot of regional Ruby conferences. I think this is at least partly due to Ruby Central’s Regional Conference Grant Program. Which is great because smaller conferences provide you more … Continue reading
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2007 Training in Review
Last year I took a lot of training. In the past, my employers would usually send me to one training event. Sometimes I would get to go to two if times were good. Other times, there was no training budget. … Continue reading
Posted in Cocoa, Conferences, Programming, Rails, RailsConf, Ruby
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What tools do you use for Ruby on Rails?
I’m curious to see what people are using for Ruby on Rails development. I know there are a lot of products coming out nowadays – 3rd Rail from Borland, IntelliJ IDEA (my preferred IDE before Eclipse when I used to … Continue reading
Posted in Rails, Ruby
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rcov 0.8.1 fixes Safari 3 colorization
Happy Thanksgiving everyone! I hope you enjoyed time with your family and friends. Well one new thing that you can be thankful for is rcov 0.8.1. This new version of rcov fixes the colorization problem with Safari 3, which by … Continue reading
Posted in Mac OS X, Ruby
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Reinstalling RubyGems on Leopard
So you’ve got your nice shiny Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard install with all the Ruby goodies you need. Why would you want to reinstall RubyGems? Well the Ruby community moves fast and RubyGems is sort of like Software Update … Continue reading
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RubyGems 0.9.5 is now available
rubygems 0.9.5 was just released. It’s got quite a few new features, but the big one that’s bugged me for quite a while and I was going to fix but I never got around to it and now it’s finally … Continue reading
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Ruby bugs on Leopard
I installed Leopard about 2 weeks ago and been doing Ruby on Rails development on it since. I encountered some bugs initially, but I managed to conquer them. I think Leopard’s great for doing RoR development. It seems faster, it … Continue reading
Posted in Mac OS X, Rails, Ruby
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A RubyConf 2007 Haiku
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I’m at RubyConf 2007
RubyConf 2007 is in Charlotte, NC this year. I’ve never been here before but its within driving distance from me. Its got a nice sized downtown with tall buildings. Sort of reminds me of a mini New York City in … Continue reading
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CCMenu helps you monitor your builds
You’re using continuous integration, right? If not, you really should. And you should probably set it up to email you if the build breaks. But there’s a nice way to get notification right on your OS X desktop: it’s CCMenu. … Continue reading