Ruby tips you wish you knew
10 things I usually do after creating rails app on heroku
Marcin Naglik
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2 responses
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ruby, rails, heroku
Your Twitter Status Timeline on Linux Terminal
Hélder Vasconcelos
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0 responses
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ruby, shell, terminal
Developing Ruby on Rails on Windows
Manuel van Rijn
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0 responses
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ruby, rails, ror, vagrant
Kill Rails Server
Trent Kocurek
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1 response
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ruby, rails, terminal
Custom navigation commands in Rails.vim
Stephen Caudill
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1 response
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ruby, rails, vim
Generate only the binstubs that your project needs
Mislav Marohnić
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7 responses
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ruby, bundler, rails, binstubs
Pretty JSON for humans
Wynn Netherland
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15 responses
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ruby, api, json, ux
Run your rails server in port 80
Orlando Del Aguila
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0 responses
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rails, rvm, rvmsudo
Kaminari pagination with Arel
Bruno
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0 responses
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ruby, rails, pagination, arel
Upgrade stock ruby1.8 to ruby1.9.1 on debian squeeze
Jinn Koriech
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0 responses
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ruby, debian
Use underscore to get last returned value in irb.
Andrey Savelyev
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0 responses
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ruby, tip, irb
Swap two elements of an array in Ruby
Fab Mackojc
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2 responses
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ruby, arrays
Using gs for lean rbenv gemsets
Erol Fornoles
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0 responses
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ruby, shell, rbenv, gemset
Ruby on StackOverflow
Ismael Abreu
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0 responses
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ruby, rails
pry-remote
Ramon Roche
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0 responses
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ruby, rails, nginx, pry
ruby arrays
Will Cleghorn
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0 responses
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ruby, arrays, common
Extending Ruby with C - a taste of
Tony Fabeen
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1 response
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ruby, c
Custom link_to in Rails
Bruno
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0 responses
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ruby, rails, link_to
merge_hashes in Ruby
Qi Liu
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0 responses
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ruby
Ruby 1.8 style hash -> Ruby 1.9 style hash
Amiel Martin
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0 responses
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ruby, sublime text 2, hash, ruby-1.9
Effortless Two-Factor Authentication in Rails
Roberto Miranda
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3 responses
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ruby, rubygems, tag, opensource
First, *Rest: list processing in Ruby
Jed Schneider
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0 responses
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ruby, functional programming
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