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10gen

10gen is a new platform-as-a-service technology designed to help developers quickly and easily build dynamic, scalable, mission critical web sites and applications. The 10gen software stack is analogous to Google App Engine in that it provides a new st

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JSON implementation for Ruby

This is a implementation of the JSON specification, according to RFC 4627, for Ruby.

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Great "cheatsheet" collection

Lots of summaries of operating systems, programming languages, XML, etc.

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thoughtbot: Projects - Jester

"Great Syntax – If you've gotten used to dirt-easy syntax like ActiveRecord's "User.find(1)" for getting records, you can look forward to the same simplicity in Jester. Wherever possible, Jester takes advantage of JavaScript's flexibility to k

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Scripting support with Axis2

Enjoy the world of scripting languages with Apache Axis2. Deploy scripting , invoke service using scripting and more

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Interview with the Gears on Rails team

With my Google hat on, I got to interview Michael Marcus and Rui Ma, two recent graduates from a masters program at NYU. They joined me to discuss Gears on Rails, their open source framework that makes it easier than ever to take a Rails code-base offline.

They take the approach of giving you a high level Ruby-ish way of developing your Rails app and having it work offline against local storage.

This means that you end up building actions like this:

RUBY:
    def create_local
     '
       post = Post.build(params("post"));
       Post.create_local(post);
       window.location.reload( false );
     '
    end

They build the local framework on the Jester framework that is a "JavaScript client for REST APIs that uses Rails conventions, and is inspired by Rails' own ActiveResource".

This means that you can write client side code like this:

JAVASCRIPT:
  1.  
  2. Resource.model("Twitter", {format: "json", prefix: "http://www.twitter.com", urls: {list: "/statuses/user_timeline/:username.json"}})
  3.  
  4. Twitter.find("all", {username: "bob"}, function(results) {
  5.   twitters = results
  6. });
  7.  

Listen to the audio interview directly (or subscribe via iTunes).

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Adding Google Maps To Your Rails Applications

Although there's nothing preventing you from linking to Google's mapping JavaScript API and referencing the library directly from your views, jumping between Ruby/Rails syntax and JavaScript can quickly become a tedious affair. The YM4R/GM plugin remedies this issue nicely, abstracting the API calls through Ruby's familiar object-oriented syntax. With it you can do everything from render simple maps to build complex maps complete with custom markers, information windows, and clusters for facilitating the rendering of large numbers of markers.

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ongoing · Colophon

"The essay fragments that make up ongoing are organized by date into a directory tree (visible in the URIs), and each is filed into one or more hierarchical categories; you can navigate around both the date and category apparatus. Since I'm a hopeless

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ongoing · Colophon

"The essay fragments that make up ongoing are organized by date into a directory tree (visible in the URIs), and each is filed into one or more hierarchical categories; you can navigate around both the date and category apparatus. Since I'm a hopeless

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Tweaking Rails app with jQuery part I

How to tweak simple rails application using some jQuery.

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SWFUpload, Paperclip and Ruby on Rails

A short guide about how to use SWFUpload along with the Paperclip plugin inside your Ruby on Rails applications

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Webrat: Ruby Acceptance Testing for Web applications

Bryan Helmkamp <bryan@brynary.com>, Seth Fitzsimmons <seth@mojodna.net>.

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SproutCore : javascript framework for ruby

Si j'ai bien compris c'est un GWT en ruby :-))

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Silverlight to support Ruby and Python developers

Programmers seeking to work with RIA can now use Sliverlight and keep programming in Ruby or Python. Javascript is also supported but now there's a choice.

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