Rails Envy Podcast - Episode #063: 01/14/2009

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Rails Envy Podcast - Episode #063: 01/14/2009

by Jason on Jan 14, 2009

Episode 063. Gregg's Back! Matt Damon!

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    In This Episode:
  • The Rails Way: Requests Per Second
  • harukizaemon's restful_transactions at master - GitHub
  • Jump Start Credit Card Processing: How it works, what you need, with Ruby & JavaScript examples
  • InfoQ: New Patches for 1.8.x Fix Memory Leaks And Improve Performance
  • Robby on Rails : Get to know a gem: Ghost
  • Robby on Rails : Subdomain accounts with Ruby on Rails explained
  • message_block: a error_messages_for replacement for flash message and model error handling at Rails Garden
  • Emacs on the Mac (Life has a funny way of sneaking up on you) » Stuff… And Things…
  • kennethkalmer's daemon-kit at master - GitHub
  • Ruby symbols - Khaled alHabache’s official blog
  • harukizaemon's stripper at master - GitHub
  • Drogomir's blog » Blog » Upload progress bar with mod_passenger and apache
  • Lockdown - Lockdown - Stonean
  • SpeakMy.Name » Blog Archive » Action Guide to git submodules (with Rails flavor)
  • git ready » daily tips for the noob to the guru
  • shuber's attr_encrypted at master - GitHub
  • attr_encrypted: Encrypts and Decrypts Your Attributes Transparently
  • Arrow Lambdas, a Ruby 1.9 Vignette
  • David Rupp's Blog: A Gem Is Born: Announcing Gemviz
  • Radarb: A Ruby Gem That Makes Using the Outside.in API Simple | Web Development Blog: Web Development Insights, Best Practices, Tips & Techniques : Viget Labs
  • Custom Phusion Passenger Error Templates | Springy Development
  • RailsTips by John Nunemaker
  • rowtheboat » Blog Archive » Rails with Datamapper
  • Find Closest Mashup Plugin with Ruby on Rails
  • David Chelimsky- rspec-1.1.12 is released

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Andy Pflueger – January 15, 2009 @ 08:46 AM

Thanks for the podcast. Love the show. I’d prefer having the links in the show notes to open a new page/tab rather than leaving the RailsEnvy podcast.


Andy Pflueger – January 15, 2009 @ 08:55 AM

Testing is over-rated. :)


erik – January 15, 2009 @ 10:34 AM

Great show guys! If anyone is having trouble finding it, the file upload progress bar screencast can be found here: http://www.railsillustrated.com/screencast-file-uploads-progress-in-rails-passenger.html


Tomasz mazur – January 15, 2009 @ 04:22 PM

Why do you mention one day old projects like stripper?


Simon Harris – January 15, 2009 @ 11:19 PM

@Tomasz Stripper has been around and working in production apps since 2007 it just moved to GitHub recently.


Jason Seifer – January 16, 2009 @ 04:48 AM

@Tomasz That would be just sick, it should be at least 18. Ba-dum bum CHING But seriously, what Simon said :)


Sebastian – January 18, 2009 @ 02:14 AM

Since you guys have started mentioning Emacs more recently, here’s a great article from Steve Yegge on “Effective Emacs”.

http://steve.yegge.googlepages.com/effective-emacs

And seriously, remapping Ctrl to Caps Lock is the greatest thing ever, even if you use TextMate for your Ruby coding (as I do). TextMate supports all the “primitive” Emacs navigation key bindings, and OS/X makes it nice and easy to set up the mapping. Look in “Modifier Keys” under “Keyboard and Mouse” in the System Prefs.


Alex Vollmer – January 20, 2009 @ 11:17 AM

Given all the Emacs and git-related stuff that has been mentioned lately, I thought you guys might want to checkout a screencast I put together about a tool called “magit”. It’s git mode for emacs that simply rocks. Check it out at http://alexvollmer.com/index.php/2009/01/18/meet-magit/


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