Caffeine Driven Development

• Render Options in Rails 3
• Jubilator, an “attempt to make the GitHub repository browsing experience better”
• Ruby Call Center, funny video featuring one of Envy Lab’s client jobs
• Paperboy, “A node.js module for delivering static files”
• The Demise of CSS: Why Sass And Languages Like It Will Triumph
• AridCache, “Automates efficient caching of your ActiveRecord collections”
• Hammertime, “An interactive error console for Ruby”
• Let your SQL Growl in Rails 3
• Navvy, “Simple Ruby background job processor”

The blog posts that link to one of or both of my BugMash articles:

• Rails Bugmash an exciting first experience
• Discovering Rails 3 generators
• Rails Bugmash 2010

These and the people that shared my articles on Twitter has generated a lot of traffic on my blog an won me a few more subscribers as well. Thanks!

• Spinning up a new Rails app, on edge that is
• Hidden features of Ruby
• The Craziest F***ing Bug I’ve Ever Seen
• Get your Github news feed in Tweetie
• Writing Ruby Extensions, in C that is
• (JavaScript) Anti-patterns in the making
• Rendera, “Online HTML5 Editor”

Back from Italy. Luckily I still have a week of till I have to get back to the real world.

• CoffeeScript
• Ruby 1.8.7-p248 released, a bug fix-release. No detailed information
• Formtastic Sass Mixins, “Flexible Formtastic styling with Sass”
• Rails Magazine 5/2009 is available for free download, with many interesting topics
• history: ruby integration testing, on productivity and happiness – when it comes to integration testing
• Ruby debugging with puts, tap and Hirb, pretty handy

This is just one of the days where it would’ve been really nice to stay in bed with your laptop and a cup of tea.

• Mail, “A Really Ruby Mail Library”
• Where did I put that puts?
• [Launch] The debut episode of the 37signals podcast
• Resque, “A simple Redis-based queue”, introductory blog post
• Hacking someone’s gem with github and gemcutter