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a techcrunch article worth reading
If for no other reason than the link archive, I found this techcrunch article to be a worthy read.... »MORE
Neat trick for navigating stacktrace in textmate
If you use textmate, here is a neat trick for using keyboard shortcuts to navigate a stack trace. http://dev.massivebraingames.com/past/2008/6/29/keyboard_navigation_for_textmate_stacktraces »MORE
New version of ActiveRecord Oracle adapter available
Raimonds Simanovskis just released a new version of ActiveRecord enhanced adaptor. Read about it Here »MORE
Google Data APIs Now All Use OAuth
Google just announced that you can now use OAuth for all of its data APIs. Announcement on the Google API blog Nice tutorial on how to get your Ruby site hooked up with OAuth, here: Developing OAuth clients... »MORE
A billion page views a month in rails...
Check out this link for a video on what linked in has been doing with bumpersticker... »MORE
ruby security issues...
Drew Yao at Apple uncovered a handful of nasty security vulnerabilities affecting all current versions of Ruby. The details are still under wraps because an attacker can DoS you or possibly execute arbitrary code. If... »MORE
job opp in Atlanta
Award winning small business in Atlanta is looking for a mid or Senior Ruby on Rails developer for a full-time permanent position. You will be building an international ecommerce website for the cell phone/mobile industry.... »MORE
talk about giving and receiving feedback in a collaborative environment
June 26 at 7:30p. Other details (http://atlanta.pm.org/) coming soon. Speaker: Dr. Paula Bloom (http://paulabloom.com/) Title: I'm not being defensive; you're being defensive Synopsis: Would you like your boss to hear your suggestions more often? Are... »MORE
maglev talk
This is part one of the maglev talk from railsconf. very interesting stuff. I can see why people were so excited about it... MagLev presentation at RailsConf 2008 - part 1 from Monty Williams... »MORE
rug on GitHub
The git implementation I previewed last night is up on GitHub. It currently requires pathname3. »MORE
Securing and Testing Your Rails App
Last night at the RUG meeting I spoke about the talk that Aaron Bedra gave at RailsConf on Rails security. For protection against XSS (cross-site scripting), the plugins that he mentioned were: XSS Shield SafeERB... »MORE
Stuart Halloway (Relevance CEO) "Bad Ruby"
Access Stuart's presentation and files from tonights meeting here. »MORE
railsconf 2008 in 36 minutes
Gregg Pollack (from Orlando RUG and Rails Envy fame) posted a 36 minute (and 56 second) redux of railsconf 2008. I liked getting the summary since I didn't go, and I thought you might like... »MORE
Rolling with Rails 2.1
With 2.1 just around the corner, the rolling with rails tutorial is definitely keeping pace. Check out the new rolling with Rails 2.1 rails tutorial for beginners. »MORE
Bad Ruby Coming to Atlanta
Stuart Halloway, CEO of Relevance will talk about Bad Ruby in his presentation at the ATLRUG June 11th meetup (http://blog.thinkrelevance.com/2008/5/23/bad-ruby) »MORE
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