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--Well, the recent Ruby 1.8.6 issues, including an apparent memory leak problem that was plaguing my blog’s mongrel caused me to evalua...
Activerecord-jdbc-adapter 0.8.1 Released
--The long-delayed and much-awaited 0.8.1 release is here. It fixes quite a few reported bugs (but not quite all). See the full changelog below for d...
JRuby Q & A at RailsConf
--These are the notes I took during our “panelish” Q & A session on Sunday afternoon at RailsConf. Exceptions (behavior between rub...
RailsConf slides
--If you already saw my JavaOne slides, these aren’t too different, but I think they’re better and prettier, too. Get them here. Upda...
JRuby Hackfest at RailsConf
--Thanks to our friends at LinkedIn, Joyent and Sun, we’re having a hackfest at McMenamins/Kennedy School on Thursday evening, May 29, starting...
JavaOne slides
--For those of you interested in the content of my talk at JavaOne this morning, here are the slides. (They’re not quite the version I used in...
Introducing JRuby-Rack
--Continuing in the spirit of Conference-Driven Development, I’m happy to announce the first public release of JRuby-Rack! You can use it to ru...
Spring and Summer Gigs
--Just a quick note on some upcoming gigs. I’ll be speaking next month at both JavaOne and RailsConf, giving an update on the JRuby deployment ...
ImageVoodoo 0.1 Released
--Introducing ImageVoodoo I just pushed out the first release of ImageVoodoo, a nifty little image manipulation library conceived as a quick hack by...
Monkey-patching is Part of the DIY Culture
--Recently there was a long (122 posts!) thread on Ruby-talk started by Avdi Grimm (based on a post he made on his blog). He took a risk by titling t...
Bookmarks:
Rolling a JRuby desktop application | Atomic Spin
Atomic has been using JRuby, several Java libraries, and Jar Jar Links to distribute five different Ruby desktop applications (read: not Rails applications) as single, executable jar files.
InterfacesFrontendsAndTools - GitWiki
List of innumerable tools that interact with git
Mercurial | Open Sourcery
Keeping with the exodus from SVN/Mercurial to git, here is a super quick guide for converting a Mercurial repo to git.
Suitable Systems / SeisMac
SeisMac is a Mac OS X application that turns your MacBook or MacBook Pro into a seismograph.
SEED Conference 2007 - a set on Flickr
Sketchnotes from the SEED Conference, on October 29. 2007 at the Illinois Institute of Technology in Chicago.
Rohdesign | Mike Rohde - Designer | SEED Conference Thoughts & Sketchnotes
I took my pocket Moleskine sketchbook along and captured 17 pages of sketchnotes, from the entire day's talks and discussions, including Carlos Segura, Jason Fried, Edward Lifson and Jim Coudal.
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