Ruby tips you wish you knew
Small Ruby tricks that make scripts and gems feel nicer.
Ruby 1.8 style hash -> Ruby 1.9 style hash
Amiel Martin
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ruby, sublime text 2, hash, ruby-1.9
Minitest styles
James Dominguez
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ruby, minitest
Gem para gerar gráficos em SVG
Rogério Zambon
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ruby, gem, svg
Augeas @RMLL 2012
Raphaël Pinson
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ruby, puppet, slideshare, augeas
Extending modules on stubbed classes
Alex Gibson
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ruby, rails, rspec
Action Mailer host
Luis Guzman
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ruby, rails, actionmailer
For those, who forgets about %<letter> constructions
Denis Savitskiy
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ruby, tip, shortcuts, percent
Ruby Programlama Dili Ders 1
Ozan Sigurjónsson
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ruby, t, rubyt, turkish
Better fix for Ruby's URI file:// handling
Ryan Graham
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ruby, uri
Enumerable ranges from strings in Ruby
Michael Parks
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ruby, patch, string, range
Debugger sessions in ruby
Jonathan Wallace
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ruby, debugger
Useful links to getting started with Rails
Dominik García
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ruby, rails
@font-face & asset pipline
Matthew Ling
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ruby, rails, font-face, sprockets
Simple iterator with ruby fibers
Matjaz Muhic
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ruby, fibers, couroutines
Rails log
lazybios
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rails, ruby
Simple Print Debug Method in Ruby
Christopher M. Hobbs
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ruby, debug
Sử dụng plugin Unveil lazy-load với Rails
Phương 'J' Lê H.
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javascript, ruby, rails, lazy load
Badass Tool - Find bad code by parsing Airbrake error log
Kenny Ma
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ruby, airbrake
Removendo WARNING: Nokogiri Was Built...
Débora Fernandes
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ruby, rails
Top 10 Tools/Ruby Gems for Quickly Building Social Networking Sites
carmatec
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ruby, rails, ruby on rails gems
Coderetreat schedule (español)
Javier Cervantes
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ruby, coderetreat, mexico
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