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And just like that I’m back to having plenty to do. The life of a consultant is never predictable for long.
- Keep Google Happy: SEO for Online Stores - What to do and how to check it.
- Migrate from Jira or Trac to Lighthouse - In case you want to move your issue tracking to the new popular home in the Rails world.
- CruiseControl.rb 1.3.0 - A release with a few improvements. Git support is planned for the next release.
- Hey Rails, Nice Rack! - Ezra Zygmuntowicz is hacking on Rails to give it Rack support. This would be a big win for various deployment scenarios.
Another day, another site deployed.
- Setting up CruiseControl.rb with/for Git Based Projects - The git mania continues to wash over the Rails world.
- Pastie Packer - Tool to transmit entire groups of files via Pasties.
- Git for RubyForge Accounts - Dr. Nic explores.
- Merb Tips II - More pointers from Matt Aimonetti.
I spent most of yesterday learning about RSpec. Fun stuff, even if I can’t get the TextMate integration to work yet.
- A Meme I’d Like To Crush - Greg Wilson, who actually knows a thing or two on the subject, discusses the current swooning over Erlang ’cause it’s so parallelizable.
- Merb 0.4.2 released. - Just as I get interested, they push out a new version. The difference between open source software and a red queen’s race would be? (That’s a trick question.)
- RSpec 1.1 - A significant release of the latest piece of software that I’m trying to spend quality time with.
- Campfire Notifier for Cruise Control - I’m not actually using either Campfire or Cruise Control anywhere at the moment, but if I was, this would be cool.
- Using Git with SVN - All of a sudden I’m seeing a lot of references to using git for source code control instead of svn. Looks like it’s reasonably possible to bridge the two.
- Updating RubyGems and Rails in Leopard - I wonder if this would cure some of the versionitis I’m having on one of my dev boxes. Probably not, because I think I compiled everything from source on that box in the first place.
- GoogleCharts - I figured someone would wrap up the new Google Charting API in a nice gem for Ruby & Rails. I wasn’t disappointed.
- Using SSH Agent With Mac OS X Leopard - Came in handy for me as I switched over to letting Leopard be my ssh agent.
- Google Maps API Icon Shadowmaker - This is going to come in handy on the site where I’m using Google Maps for a client.
- BitNami - Pre-packaged install stacks for a lot of open source apps across a variety of operating systems. They have a Ruby and Rails package that provides an alternative to Instant Rails. (via Anthony Eden)
- jrubyhub.com - More JRuby resources than you can shake a stick at.
Yup, I’m still collecting the random linkage…
- Getting started with acts_as_solr - Another way to manage full-text searching in a Rails application.
- Understanding ActiveRecord: A Gentle Introduction to the Heart of Rails - Baby steps with the M in MVC. (via dzone)
- cruise_control.rb campfire plugin - Continuous integration notification to Campfire chatrooms.
- SL Certification - Certification is nearly pointless in RL. I shudder to think about it in SL.
I seem to have wandered into a twisty little maze of functions all starting with “lsl.”
- Hobo 0.5 and more… - New version of the Hobo application framework, a set of extensions that sets on top of Rails. Actually I see that 0.5.1 shipped in the couple of days since I bookmarked this.
- CruiseControl.rb Growl Notifier Plugin- Two great tastes that, well, you know the rest. (via dzone)
Had to figure out how to rework my Rails login stuff to work with MD5 instead of SHA last night, as MD5 is pretty much the only hashing that LSL supports. Fortunately, this was a simple change despite the alphabet soupness of it all.
- CruiseControl.rb - Continuous integration for Ruby. When my Rails code gets a bit more mature, I must look into this. (via Toolman Tim)
- Describe it with RSpec - The RSpec behavior definition framework is another piece that I really should dig into some day.
- How To Install Zimbra Collaboration Suite (ZCS) On Ubuntu - For a few brief moments I thought about this, but I really don’t need a collaboration server right at the moment. Maybe when I manage to wean the rest of the users on my network off of Exchange this will come in handy.
