links for 2008-04-23
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A set of tools for TextMate and Ruby.
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Git TextMate bundle. Git being what the cool kids seem to be using these days for version control… I’m still getting used to subversion, myself.
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Worth watching just for the cat yodeling. Also, interpretive cardboard sculpture.
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Fraser provides an admirably thorough introduction to using keywords and keyword buttons in Aperture to make a quick and efficient workflow for projects.
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A gem to make Ruby on Rails work easily with the Atom publishing protocol. Now, if only MarsEdit worked nicely with Atom…
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rAtom gem “supports, or aims to support, all the Atom Syndication Format and Publication Protocol and can be used to access Atom feeds or to script publishing entries to a blog supporting APP.”
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As the title says: rails plugin to implement sparklines in Rails. Sparklines are inline graphs, intended to provide an impressional overview of the data being presented, without taking up the space of a huge graph figure.
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Use this method to prevent from an attack on your users database, or the Less Everything spider will get admin privileges on your rails site.
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Introduction: how rails uses the routes.rb file to create named routes and paths, and RESTful URLs. And stuff.
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“This tutorial explains how to import a new project into git, make changes to it, and share changes with other developers.” Git seems a better system to use for tracking your own small project, especially for, say, writing.
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This screencast details how to get git running, how to use it with Rails, and how to use Capistrano with git to deploy to a remote server.
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This is a nice searchable database of plugins for Rails, with user comments and ratings.
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