Ruby tips you wish you knew
Better Ruby inclusion methods
Elad Meidar
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ruby, include, enumerable
Kickstart a FactoryGirl upgrade from old to new syntax
Damon Davison
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0 responses
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ruby, perl, rails, factorygirl
Talk @ QCon São Paulo 2012
Plínio Balduino
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0 responses
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ruby, qcon, talk, lighting talk
Require in Ruby
Murat GÜZEL
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0 responses
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ruby
Command to create ctags for a project in vim
Florian Frank
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ruby, rails, vim, on
Getting the root of your project
Tom, Bom
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ruby, bash
I18n.l for all your localization needs
Alex Gibson
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ruby, rails
MRI 1.9.3-p194 YAML parsing performance regression
Rasmus Bang Grouleff
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0 responses
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ruby, mri, yaml
Caching with Rails 3.2
Ben Taylor
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ruby, rails, rails 3, cache
The proper way to setup an RVM gemset
Nathan Hopkins
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ruby, rvm
Render multiple tags in a helper
Gabriel Dehan
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0 responses
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ruby, rails, html, rendering
Routes in Modules
Alex Gibson
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0 responses
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ruby, rails
Becareful of Rescues
Matthew Bergman
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0 responses
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ruby, rails
Create ruby gem using Jeweler
Abhilash.M.A
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0 responses
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ruby, ruby-gem
Using ActiveResource with non-Rails RESTful API
Jeroen Rosenberg
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0 responses
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ruby, rails, on
oauth-ruby and twitter
Marcio Garcia
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0 responses
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ruby, gem, twitter, api
Tagging in Git with Ruby
Romain Laurent
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0 responses
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ruby, git
Reading YAML files in bash with ruby
Tom, Bom
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0 responses
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ruby, bash
Related articles using Jaccard index
Oto Brglez
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0 responses
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ruby, sql, postgresql
Autocomplete twitter friends username
Sylvain Peigney
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1 response
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ruby, twitter
Uncle Bob on Web Architecture
Avner Cohen
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0 responses
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ruby, web development, design patterns, javascript
Fastest way to get rails on OSX
Michal Papis
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0 responses
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ruby, rails, osx, apple
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