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Travis CI ― it’s the new awesomesauce
(labnotes.org)
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Japan tsunami battered ice shelf in Antarctic
(bbc.co.uk)
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It's this kind of thinking that leads to "Ruby is all magic!". You have to understand the object model to get maximum benefit from Ruby. To be fair you need to understand the object model of any OO language to get a deeper understanding of
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Software Superstitions
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Ask HN: What happens when a country defaults on it's debt?
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60% Faster Rails bootup with Rails 3.1 with Ruby 1.9.3
(robzolkos.com)
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Identifying good offshore Ruby and Rails vendors ― a guide
(blog.c42.in)
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YAML record ― Persisted data with yaml
(github.com)
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Rack-webconsole: a Ruby/Rails console inside your browser
(blog.codegram.com)
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Ruby pack unpack
(bigbinary.com)
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15y ago
They don't. They are busy having fun coding. :)
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15y ago
First and foremost there is more to Ruby then Rails. Rails is one framework albeit the most popular Ruby framework. Ruby as a community is growing and developers are writing cool things with it. It's also available on the JVM and there is R
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Small script to convert JS projects to Coffeescript
(devblog.supportbee.com)
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Service ― Talk by Chad Fowler on the importance of customer service
(vimeo.com)
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Pipelines: What are they good for?
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Why Bill Taylor is wrong about great hackers
(blog.c42.in)
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"Here's the Rails gospel: Promote good ideas and technologies. See Ajax, REST, Atom, testing. Rails is a curated set of tech choices." ― DHH source: https://twitter.com/#!/dhh/status/58286524151775232
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Agreed. I strongly urge the author to change this suggestions because it's a dangerous one. You don't want newcomers learning an older version of Rails and then struggling to upgrade. There are a lot of resources to help you out. The API Do
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Actually Rails 3.1 has a lot more features then just the Asset Pipeline and SASS/Coffeescript default. This blog post lists most of them: http://weblog.rubyonrails.org/2011/5/22/rails-3-1-release-ca... Also there are a lot of deprecated t
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You are not forced to use SASS and Coffeescript. You can just switch them off. You can also switch off the asset pipeline.
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A Layman's Introduction to Formal Grammar
(qntm.org)
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First Job Wisdom by Atul Chitnis
(desipundit.com)
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B-Trees, large volumes of data and branching factor
(jasimabasheer.com)
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Reversible Migrations in Rails 3.1
(edgerails.info)
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15y ago
Awesome idea! I was hoping somebody came up with a newsletter for HN.
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16y ago
Can anybody recommend a good book or resource for learning discreet mathematics?
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Military Crew Said to Be Exposed to Radiation
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Taking the web back
(germanforblack.com)
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16y ago
P.S This is in no way an attack on Rails or the wonderful community. I my self contribute to Rails and have found these problems a hindrance to get more developers to participate. Hence the idea for starting the newsletter. Just wanted to c
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A Newsletter for Rails Tickets
(rohitarondekar.com)
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