Using the New Gem Bundler Today
As you might have heard, Carl and I released a new project that allows you to bundle your gems (both pure-ruby and native) with your applica
As you might have heard, Carl and I released a new project that allows you to bundle your gems (both pure-ruby and native) with your applica
A nice feature of some template languages (for instance, Django's) is the ability to create templates that can be "inherited"
If you follow my blog, you know that I enjoy emulating language features from other languages (like Python) in pure-Ruby. On the flight back
I read The bar for success in our industry is too low [http://37signals.com/svn/posts/1890-the-bar-for-success-in-our-industry-is-too-low]
We all know that <%= string %> emits a String in ERB. And <% string %> runs Ruby code, but does not emit a String. When starting
In Ruby, we have the great fortune to have one major framework (Rails) and a number of minor frameworks that drive innovation forward. One o