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October 2009

RMagick Download Page

by ycc2106 & 2 others
RMagick is an interface between the Ruby programming language and the ImageMagick® and GraphicsMagick image processing libraries. RMagick can be more difficult to install than the typical Ruby extension. First you have to install ImageMagick or GraphicsMagick, and those libraries require a lot of other libraries. Nevertheless, the process can be made easier with a bit of planning. On this page I'll try to answer the most common questions about installing RMagick. Give it a quick scan before you start downloading files.

Rails vs Grails vs Django models - Peter Krantz

by karlcow

in Rails, parts of the model design is actually stored in the database schema instead of in the Ruby code. I have started adding comments in the Rails model classes to be able to remember what properties they have without peeking in the Db. Typically I have a number of half-baked projects on my laptop and from time to time I forget what they do and these comments help me remember.

rdfa_parser | gemcutter | awesome gem hosting

by karlcow

Yields each triple, or generate in-memory graph

Soks - ruby wiki

by ycc2106
Soks enables collaborative online building of web pages. It is a wiki engine, written in the Ruby programming language. Soks's licence is the free and liberal Ruby license, so please feel free to use and modify soks (though the author would appreciate donations, to be used for a new mac)

Shoooes!

by galiell
Graphic Toolkit for Ruby

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September 2009

Launch Your Own Twitter Bot (PHP, Python, Ruby) - Addicted To 1’s and 0’s

by parmentierf
In this post I’ll provide you with all the tools, source code and know-how to be able to build and launch your own twitter bot, and i’ll even give you resources to do it in the programming language of your choice.

DjangoCon wrapup at Spindrop

by greut

If Twisted Matrix was implemented in Ruby it would be advertised as the second coming of Christ.

InfoQ: CouchDB and Me

by oseres (via)
In this talk from RubyFringe, Damien Katz explains what drove him to create CouchDB, why he chose Erlang and more. Bio Damien Katz has worked for Lotus, MySQL, IBM and is the creator of CouchDB. He blogs at http://damienkatz.net/ . About the conference RubyFringe is an avant-garde conference for developers that are excited about emerging Ruby projects and technologies. They're mounting a unique and eccentric gathering of the people and projects that are driving things forward in our community.

August 2009

Lyndon

by karlcow

“I’m still secretly hoping that one day our curl command client will just have a flag to return the final post-Javascript DOM.”

You don’t have to hope and it doesn’t have to be a secret, Ilya. Lyndon is most of the way there.

John Resig - Eulogy to _why

by tehu & 1 other (via)
Parce qu'il avait choisi un pseudonymat fort, la disparition online d'une personnalité comme _why est d'autant plus ressentie. Que la communauté Ruby se rassure : ce gentil balourd de DHH est toujours actif.

Cucumber and Watir 101 on Vimeo

by karlcow

Showing how to get started with Cucumber and Watir

Cucumber - Making BDD fun

by karlcow & 1 other

Cucumber lets software development teams describe how software should behave in plain text. The text is written in a business-readable domain-specific language and serves as documentation, automated tests and development-aid - all rolled into one format.

Cucumber works with Ruby, Java, .NET, Flex or web applications written in any language. It has been translated to over 30 spoken languages.

A Simple Twitter App with Ruby on Rails – Building Friendships | Noupe

by karlcow

This is the third and final part of series on how to create a twitter style web application with Ruby on Rails. This part will cover how to add friendships between users.

Pimki Home Page

by jpcaruana & 6 others (via)
Pimki is a PIM (Personal Information Manager) loosely based on Instiki's Wiki technology. This is the place to dump your brain, organise your thoughts and Get Things Done. The ease of use and immediacy of a wiki combined with extended view to slice and dice the data give you a unique power to store, manage and retrieve all loose bit of information in your life. There are a lot of features added over a regular Wiki, features that only make sense when you view it as a personal application and not so much as a group oriented application. See below for a full list of goodies.

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