Resources for learning Ruby on Rails. Collection started by Ivan Storck and open to anyone. Many resources will be contributed by Ivan's co-teachers and students.
If you read just one of these best programming books this year you'll be a step ahead of nearly everyone around you. That's because, according to Steve McConnell, the author of Code Compete, one book is more than most programmers read each year. Pro…
If you read just one of these best programming books this year you'll be a step ahead of nearly everyone around you. That's because, according to Steve McConnell, the author of Code Compete, one book is more than most programmers read each year. Pro…
Ruby has a rich ecosystem of code metrics tools, readily available and easy to run on your codebase. Though generating the metrics is simple, interpreting them is complex. This article looks at some Ruby metrics, how they are calculated, what they mean and (most importantly) what to do about them, if anything.
After what seems like years of work, the Capistrano team (that's Tom and I) are pleased to announce the first major release of Capistrano in almost 5 years.
"For every other project, the requirement of using SSL/HTTPS crops up. And I'm sure, just like me, you were annoyed that there doesn't seem to be a simple way to test your SSL stuff in your local development environment.
Well: Not any more. Here's how you set up your local Rails environment so that you can use SSL in development if you want or need to."
Though Node.js is known for being a server-side platform, interest in using it for building desktop applications is growing rapidly. Bindings exist for GUI toolkits such as GTK+, QT and Cocoa. However, one of the advantages of using Node.