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  1. Visit stephencelis — Bashfully Yours, Gem Shortcuts stephencelis — Bashfully Yours, Gem Shortcuts

    http://stephencelis.com/archive/2008/6/bashfully-yours-gem-shortcuts

    To gain quick bash access to your rdocs, add these lines

  2. Visit Tagging Text Automatically | Web Development Blog: Web Development Insights, Best Practices, Tips & Techniques : Viget Labs Tagging Text Automatically | Web Development Blog: Web Development Insights, Best Practices, Tips & Techniques : Viget Labs

    http://www.viget.com/extend/tagging-text-automatically/

    Tagging is a great strategy in certain circumstances, but it has a few important drawbacks. The one we’ll talk about here is the blank-state problem: if you’re relying entirely upon the audience to generate your tags, then new content in a system … More

  3. Visit RubyTorrent RubyTorrent

    http://benclarke.ca/rubytorrent/

  4. Visit viddler-0.1.0 Documentation viddler-0.1.0 Documentation

    http://viddler.rubyforge.org/rdoc/

    Ruby wrapper around Viddler.com API.

  5. Visit Interfacing a Rails App to Fire Eagle Pt 1: Exploration via IRB - bitfluent Interfacing a Rails App to Fire Eagle Pt 1: Exploration via IRB - bitfluent

    http://blog.bitfluent.com/post/28517435

    Here are my notes as I explore interfacing a Rails app to Fire Eagle. Tokens have been masked to protect the innocent :)

  6. Visit Copyright Rails Helper - tumblemantim Copyright Rails Helper - tumblemantim

    http://tumble.toolmantim.com/post/29912596

  7. Visit Fire Eagle: Location-Aware Applications Without the Hassle Fire Eagle: Location-Aware Applications Without the Hassle

    http://soylentfoo.jnewland.com/articles/2008/03/06/fire-eagle-location-aware-applications-without-the-hassle

    I’ve got a full-on tutorial coming detailing how to make your Rails app talk to Fire Eagle, but in the meantime, check out my Fire Eagle Ruby Gem: sudo gem install fireeagle

  8. Visit The Shoebox — Ruby-Processing The Shoebox — Ruby-Processing

    http://www.the-shoebox.org/apps/44

    This is no Shoes app. This is a Ruby wrapper that lets you harness Processing’s awesome power. It makes Processing act in a slightly more Shoes-like way, and replaces the ol’ crusty faux-Java-1.4-syntax sandals that Processing usually wears with s… More

  9. Visit Ruby+Processing - BenningtonWiki Ruby+Processing - BenningtonWiki

    http://wiki.bennington.edu/wiki/Ruby+Processing

    Ditch Java and increase your creativity a thousandfold.

  10. Visit Bamboo Blog - How to use git / github with capistrano Bamboo Blog - How to use git / github with capistrano

    http://blog.new-bamboo.co.uk/2008/3/12/github-with-capistrano

    The trick is to use ssh agent forwarding, now supported in capistrano. It allows the server to pull the latest code from github using your local private key and ssh agent.

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