Double Shot #1144

• Repository Next - Big redesign from GitHub. I'm not convinced, but perhaps I'm just too old to learn new tricks.
• Leveling Up on Chef Best Practices - The chef ecosystem is something I really need to learn better one of these days.
• Secrets of the Browser Developer Tools - Things you can do with Chrome, Firebug, Firefox, Opera, and Safari.
• If Your Business Uses Rails 2.3 You Need To Move To A Supported Option ASAP - A look at the alternatives for old apps moving forward.

Double Shot #1143

• Onion Pi - Anonymous browsing anywhere with this portable Tor proxy.
• Stubbing Views in Rails Controller Testing - Avoid the overhead of rendering views when you don't need them.
• Returning to Free Software: A Guide - Cutting ties with the folks who have cooperated with PRISM.
• Arproxy - Analyze or modify SQL in between Active Record and your database.
• RailsMailPreview - Free solution for previewing email from Rails applications on OS X.
• Docracy Terms of Service Tracker - Adds/edits/deletes across more than a thousand sites.

Double Shot #1142

• Boxcryptor - Software to encrypt your files before you send them off to the cloud.
• Ultimate DevOps Academy - 12-week $999 online course.

Double Shot #1141

• Instant Server - Free and easy provisioning of temporary servers.
• Introducing Invoker - A way to get all the servers that your application depends on under control in development.
• Rails 4.0: Release Candidate 2 released! - On track to have the final version before the end of this month.

Double Shot #1140

• JSON Generator - Define a schema to generate random JSON data.
• Introduction to Bogus - A test library to implement safer mocking.
• Being paranoid with Ruby gems - It's probably just a matter of time before we get hit with a high-profile exploit payload delivered via Bundler and rubygems.