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Tuesday November 18th, 2008

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Monitoring Memory

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How to monitor memory usage in your Rails app using FiveRuns Manage.
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RailsTestServing v0.1.2 -- Stable release

From RubyFlow, 1 day ago, 0 comments Comment

Thanks to contributions and feedback, v0.1.2 is here, meant as a stable release. If your first attempt at speeding up your tests with RailsTestServing was unsuccessful, you are encouraged to give it another go.
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Shoulda for RSpec is Remarkable!

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Shoulda for RSpec is Remarkable!
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Shnork: Check the Links in your Sinatra Site

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Shnork is a fledgling project that can dive through your Sinatra website and make sure all your internal links resolve, without 404 or 500 errors. Today, Sinatra; soon, all Rack-based web applications will be able to Shnork! Use standalone, or as an RSpec spec.
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Little Known Ways to Ruby Mastery by Ian Dees

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The Path to Ruby Mastery Interview Series by Ruby Masters, provides guidance to and answers questions confronting Ruby beginners from across the globe. Today, Ian Dees reveals his secrets!

Monday November 17th, 2008

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RailsTestServing v0.1.1 — Bugfix release

From RubyFlow, 2 days ago, 0 comments Comment

RailsTestServing v0.1.1 released. Fixes load path issues and compatibility with Rails earlier than 2.2.0.
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Introduction to Rack

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Thorough introduction to Rack web server interface and why it matters from Pratik Naik

Sunday November 16th, 2008

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Run Capistrano on the server with Github post-receive URL

From RubyFlow, 3 days ago, 0 comments Comment

Make your Rails application “deploy itself” with Pushr, deploying it by Github post-receive hook or by clicking a button in web interface. Read more or browse the source-code.
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Authlogic 1.2.0 (Auth Plugin) Released

From RubyFlow, 3 days ago, 0 comments Comment

Authlogic 1.2.0 released with password reset support and a tutorial to get you up and running.
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A test server for Rails applications

From RubyFlow, 3 days ago, 0 comments Comment

Introducing RailsTestServing. Makes tests run almost instantly by keeping non-changing parts of the environment in memory. Preserves compatibility with TextMate Cmd+R and regular command line.

Saturday November 15th, 2008

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Weekly Digest, First Edition

From RubyFlow, 3 days ago, 0 comments Comment

This is the first of what I hope will become a regular feature on my blog; a weekly digest of interesting links. Since this is the first edition, I've gone back into the archives a bit and pulled out some of my favorites from the last month or so. As a bonus, I thought I'd share the simple little Ruby script I'm using to pull this thing together with the quickness.
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Lockdown 0.6.0 Released

From RubyFlow, 4 days ago, 0 comments Comment

Details on the project site.
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On the Existence of Struct::Group in Rails

From RubyFlow, 4 days ago, 0 comments Comment

Describes a weird gotcha I ran into when using the delayed_job plugin.
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Speed Up Rails Development

From RubyFlow, 4 days ago, 0 comments Comment

A few tips on how to speed up your development time in rails
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Can you help RubyLearning with your suggestions?

From RubyFlow, 4 days ago, 0 comments Comment

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