L33t Links #78
Posted on February 10, 2010, 8:32 am, by David, under
L33t Links.
- Bye Bye Github, the recent outages have consequences
- The Initialization Guide, 10.000 words – Ryan Bigg needs your help to find mistakes in the guide
- Give Back to Open Source, a challenge Ryan Bates gives everyone in his 200th episode of Railscasts
- 52framework, the first framework to combine the powers of HTML5 and CSS3!
- D’Note, “will scan your source code for labeled comments, collect, collate and sort them, and then return them to you in a format of your choosing”
- Rake tasks to get database and table sizes, by Mike Gunderloy and Elad Meidar
- The Building Blocks of Ruby
- Rails 3 Routing with Rack
- Scope a variable to a block in your template code, from which I learned something new today
- ‘What’s New in Edge Rails’ Moves to EdgeRails.info
- Using Bundler in Real Life, which de-mystified Bundler for me
- Plugin Authors: Toward a Better Future
- Haml Sucks for Content, luckily it isn’t trying to be good at it
- sinatra_more, “Generators, helpers and extensions enabling complex sinatra apps”
- MongoDB is fast, surprised? No? How much faster, then?
- Memory leak patterns in JavaScript
- Javascript Objects – A Useful Example
- Why ruby? part three – method arguments
- toto, “the 10 second blog-engine for hackers”
- Customizing Generators in Rails 3, useful
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rake,
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