Double Shot #781

• Foundation HTML5 Animation with JavaScript - Yet another open source ebook.
• New Developer Tools in Firefox 11 Aurora - The "Tilt" addon is integrated now, among other things.
• Ohai. The brand new Graylog2 is here! - Big release of this open source log management tool. It includes a swap of backends; here's a blog entry that will walk you through the upgrade.
• mate and rmate - Notes on TextMate 2's command-line tools.
• Build a Chrome Extension with CoffeeScript - Out of the major browsers, Chrome is the easiest to write extensions for. Here's an introduction.
• awestruct - Static site builder with lots of bells and whistles.
• Rack CORS Middleware - Support for cross-domain AJAX calls.
• Announcing Cheevos for Firefox - In-browser achievements as a way to learn more about the browser. Silly, but sometimes we need a little silly.
• Laser - Static code-analysis tool for ruby. Looks interesting, though maybe not under active development.
• Brakeman 1.1 Released - And while we're on the subject of code analysis, this tool has just been updated too.
• A few links for those interested in following Firefox developments:
  • Features/Release Tracking - Major chunks of work that are headed for the next few releases, together with their status. Good place to go for an overview of big-ticket features.
  • Releases - Upcoming and past releases. If you can't remember what the version number is for Aurora vs. Nightly, this is the place to go.
  • The Burning Edge - Blog that tries to pick the notable fixes out of the Mozilla source code.
• Just Enough Ruby - Introduction to the structure of ruby in a "top down" fashion, emphasizing its object-oriented structure, messaging, and modules right from the start.