Archive for October, 2008

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Envy Casts Releases Rails 2.2 Screencast and PDF

Just two months ago, Gregg Pollack and Jason Seifer of the Rails Envy podcast launched Envy Casts, a micro-publisher in the Rails scene. In anticipation of the release of Rails 2.2, they've released both a Ruby on Rails 2.2 Screencast and a…

How To Contribute Code to Rails: Step By Step

Mike Gunderloy has written an excellent thirteen step guide to contributing to Rails - step by step. He covers:

  • Getting Git
  • Checking out the Rails source code
  • Setting up and running the tests that come with Rails (so you can check that your…

Scaling ActiveRecord with MySQLPlus

Ilya Grigorik writes about the successes - so far - in using MySQLPlus with Rails 2.2's database connection pool to improve ActiveRecord's scalability.

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Authgasm

Ben Johnson says that Authgasm is "Rails authentication done right." Check it out and see for yourself.

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Rails 2.2 Release Candidate 1 Released

Today, David Heinemeier Hansson has announced the release of the first "Release Candidate" of Rails 2.2. Mike Gunderloy has put together a remarkable page listing all of the key changes individually. They include:

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Vasco: A REST Routes Explorer for Rails

Vasco (Github repository) is a "route explorer" for Rails developed by Relevance, Inc and released under an MIT license. Effectively it provides a Web-based UI to explore the RESTful routes configured for your Rails app. It installs as a plugin.

With Vasco,…

131 Rails Apps from Rails Rumble

TechCrunch writes "131 Rails Apps Launched This Past Weekend; You Get To Vote For The Best." It's a good introduction to Rails Rumble.

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Do Rails Developers Need Merb?

InternetNews.com asks Do Ruby on Rails Developers Need Merb?

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Rails 2.0.5: A security release

David Heinemeier Hansson has announced Rails 2.0.5, a point release of the now dated 2.0.x family. It's just a security release with two fixes.

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An All New Rails Security Guide

Hot off the back of the Rails Guides hackfest came a lot of great new Rails documentation. Now joining that documentation comes an all new Ruby on Rails Security Guide. Clocking in at almost 11,000 words, the guide covers RJS injection,…

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