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Tuesday
04Nov2008

Double Shot #326

DateTuesday, November 4, 2008 at 12:28AM
Yesterday saw my first posting to the official Rails weblog. A nice step on the way to world domination, I guess.

  • Gerrit and Repo, the Android Source Management Tools - Google has built some tools to make git work better for large-scale projects, including workflow and code-review bits.

  • RubyMine Public Preview - JetBrains is getting into the Rails IDE business. I may take a look, though honestly, two years after closing the IDE I don't miss it.

  • GitHub Code Search - A bit of poking around here reveals that Ruby coders pretty much have a lock on the chunky bacon market.

  • Life on the Edge with Merb, DataMapper, and RSpec - Work-in-progress aimed for folks who might be thinking of switching from Rails.

  • ActiveSupport::Rescuable - Pratik Naik shows how to mix this into your own code with Rails 2.2.

  • 40 Beautiful Free Icon Sets - Some nice stuff out there; be sure to check the fine print before using.
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