Double Shot #1109

• rear - Admin interface for the Espresso framework. Demo at http://rear.rbho.me/.
• Wanderlust - Some notes on effective use of Vagrant after a couple of years of use.
• Nitrous.io - The former action.io web development platform, now with a new name and more funding.
• Introducing TowTruck: A Collaboration Service for Every Website - Things like chat, co-browsing, and co-authoring as a service from Mozilla.
• Security Incident Update - If you've got a Linode account and aren't aware of the credit card breach, you should read this.

Double Shot #1108

• NodeJ - Node.js compatible framework running atop the JVM so it has access to pure Java as well.
• MRI's Method Caches - James Golick explains why you should care and what he's trying to do to improve things.

Double Shot #1107

• Teabag - Javascript test running integrated with Rails.
• Hobbit - Minimalist microframework built on top of Rack.
• Log - Javascript console logging with fancy formatting.
• Rove - Generator for vagrant configurations.

Double Shot #1106

• Ruby 2.0 Works Hard So You Can Be Lazy - A look at the internals of lazy evaluation.
• rubocop - A ruby code style checker.
• Developer Tools Update - Firefox 22 - Some nifty new stuff lurking in this release.

Double Shot #1105

If I'm more incoherent than usual, blame it on a MySQL-caused lack of sleep.

• BundleWatcher - Service to parse your Gemfile.lock and look for gem updates that affect you.
• BlueHackers.org - Online support for depressed developers. If you're feeling like life isn't worth it, please get help. This is one place to start.
• jq - "like sed for JSON data."