Time to catch up a bit...

• A Survival Guide for Legacy Rails Apps - How to get started on improving inherited code.
• Terraform - Infrastructure as Code across multiple providers, including AWS, Heroku, and CloudFlare.
• Bitpost - OS X UI for private decentralized messaging via bitmessage.
• Flight rules for git - Various recipes and helpful hints for better git usage.
• The State of RMagick Development - Basically, "screwed up."

• Looking Backward: Ten Years on Rails - A history of Rails from a long-time user.
• active_mocker - Automatically create mocks from ActiveRecord models to speed up your tests.
• Me and Redis Are Now Friends - A new gem to implement a social graph with Redis backing.
• Drystorm - New Rails App generator now taking beta signups.

• StopLight - HTTP testing tool aimed at testing your APIs "in the cloud."
• Octohost - Tool for setting up your own Docker based server (on Amazon, Digital Ocean, Rackspace or elsewhere) to host web sites with a simple git push.
• Codetree - Project management tool built on top of GitHub issues, now taking applications for early access.

• IPFS: The Permanent Web - Interesting ideas for makring web resources more resilient by combining ideas from Git, BitTorrent, and other distributed systems.
• Bootstrap Themes and Templates - All sorts of free stuff for Bootstrap 3.
• The New HTML sanitizer in Rails 4.2 - And how to customize it.

• How to Wire Up Ruby on Rails and AngularJS as a Single-Page Application - A tutorial using recent versions.
• Tower 2 is Here - Redesigned git client for OS X.
• CockroachDB - Scalable, transactional, geo-replicated data store in alpha at the moment.

• PackageCloud - Hosted package repositories that support rubygems (as well as apt and yum packages).
• Resurrect Pages - Firefox addon that automatically searches through major page caches and mirrors when you run into a broken link or site down due to traffic.
• I made a patch for Mozilla, and you can too - Getting started with your first Firefox patch.

• Duckie - Rubber-ducking as a service.
• DNS.Watch - New set of public DNS servers that promise no censorship and explicit IPV6 resolving.
• Riak 2.0.0 RC1 Release Notes - Plenty of new stuff coming in this NoSQL database.

• High-Low Testing - A strategy for refactoring Rails applications for faster testing.
• RailsInMotion - It's Official - Announcement of a new set of Rails screencasts.
• AwesomeRails - A collection of links to projects and sites made with Rails.

• Drunk User Testing - This may be the missing critical piece of your test strategy.
• GoRails Screencasts - A set of screencasts for Rails developers who want to keep up with current developments.
• Run a remote Rails production console with Capistrano - Capistrano task to let you try things directly on your production server.

• Tools of the Trade - Giant list of SAAS directed at developers, from email testing to bug tracking to prototyping and dozens of other categories.
• iTerm2 2.0 Released - I wouldn't be without this Console replacement on my Macs.
• Recommended Security Setup for AWS - How to reduce your attack surface.

• Ruby Bookmarks - Curated collection of resources for Ruby and Rails.
• Zero Downtime Database Migrations - How to safely update your schema without crashing the application.
• Raygun - Full-featured error tracking service.

• The Hot & Heavy List of Heroku Development Resources - 60 links for those of you building things for deployment to Heroku.
• Announcing Docker 1.1.0 - Development on Docker continues to move forward quickly.
• Prelang - Rails application generator with data modeler, now taking alpha signups.
• deploydo - Deployment as a service. Free to try for a single application.

• Rails 3.2.19, 4.0.7 and 4.1.3 have been released! - You want this security release if you're on Rails 3.2 …
• Rails 4.0.8 and 4.1.4 have been released! - … or this one if you're on Rails 4. Pesky regressions.
• Linux tricks - A medley of quick one-liners to make you more efficient at the command line.

• capybara_minitest_spec - Use RSpec style matchers with capybara and MiniTest.
• From Rails to RubyMotion: basic toolkit - A list of tools to help Ruby developers get started with mobile via RubyMotion.
• ribosome - Simple code generator with Ruby syntax.

• MacDown - New open source Markdown editor for OS X.
• byebug - Fast debugger for Ruby 2, under active development.
• Yt - Independent Ruby client for the YouTube API.

On top of a full summer schedule, I'm battling some health issues at the moment. Double Shot isn't dead, but its schedule is likely to be irregular for the next couple of months.

• Wolfram Programming Cloud is Live! - Yet another new thing I'd love to have the time to dig deeply into. It's sort of a coding language with built-in knowledge of the real world.
• Introducing the Orchestrate Ruby Gem - A client for the Orchestrate "NoSQL as a service" database.
• Improve Rails performance by adding a few gems - Some benchmarks for simple drop-in changes.

• Introducing Lotus - New, small, object-oriented and modular Ruby web framework.
• WebIDE Lands in Nightly - Mozilla adds an entire application designer to the latest Firefox builds.
• Rails 4.1.2.rc3 and 4.0.6.rc3 have been released! - With fixes for a couple of Active Record regressions.

• Getting It Right by Betting on Wrong - Sandi Metz explores the Open/Closed Principle.
• DNS-API - Maintain your DNS records via push to a GitHub repository.
• CDNPerf - See the comparative performance of various JavaScript CDNs.

• Web Starter Kit - Boilerplate site and assets from Google for "great multi-device web experiences".
• Ruby programmers/project managers/CEOs Y U NO enforce code quality? - Rant with pointers to some tools for increasing code quality.
• Growing Rails Applications in Practice - Tools and techniques for managing a large codebase. Leanpub book at $10 and up.

• Rails Authorization with Pundit - There's a new tutorial out for RailsApps subscribers.
• Laptop Setup for an Awesome Development Environment - Thoughtbot's automated solution for bringing up a new machine to a Rails environment from scratch.
• App Server Arena: Part 1, A Comparison of Popular Ruby Application Servers - A discussion of Passenger, Thin, Unicorn, and Puma.