My 2 Steps to Becoming A Great Developer has been published in the first issue of Hacker Monthly. I’m impressed by the quality of the printed version, the paper quality is better than most magazines I’ve read.
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Daily Code Reading #9 – Rack::StaticFallback
Today I’m looking at another rack middleware from coderack.org called Rack::StaticFallback. This middleware is useful in development if you have users upload files to an application and you don’t want to always grab copies of those files when you develop locally. Rack::StaticFallback will rewrite requests to those files and use the actual files from the …
Redmine Email Keyword Cheatsheet
I use the IMAP email integration with Redmine all the time. It’s an easy way to send updates to Redmine’s issue tracker and I clients love using it. But I always forget what keywords I can use to update the issue. So I’d end up opening the documentation or the code and wasting a bunch …
Daily Code Reading #8 – Rack::GoogleAnalytics
Today I’m reading the code for Rack::GoogleAnalytics. It’s rack middleware I found on coderack.org that will automatically insert the Google Analytics tracking code into every page. The Code 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 …
Daily Code Reading #7 – Rack::MemoryBloat
I’ve decided to skip over the rest of Facets for now in order to read more application code. This week I’m going through some coderack.org examples, starting with MemoryBloat. coderack.org is a collection of Rack middlewares, which are little snippets of code that can be added to any Rails or Rack web application. The Code …