MeetingWords: Realtime Collaborative Text Editing
Interesting no-signup tool for shared editing
Interesting no-signup tool for shared editing
General database with synchronization accessible via javascript. seems very useful for mobile
Great set of online coding tools
Better Specs is a collection of best practices developers learned while testing apps that you can use to improve your coding skills, or simply for inspiration.
Ruby facts, opinions, source code, links, and stuff.
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Drone is a self-service Continuous Delivery platform for busy development teams
CURRENTLY UNMAINTAINED. Authority helps you authorize actions in your Rails app. It's ORM-neutral and has very little fancy syntax; just group your models under one or more Authorizer cla...
Supposed to be great for people who sit at the computer all day long.
A few pioneering companies are starting to experiment with abandoning these rigid old governing structures in favor of more dynamic ones that foster increased individual creativity, autonomy and flexibility among team members, while also helping companies to more quickly and effectively adapt to changes in the external environment.
Perhaps the greatest factor that determines whether or not an entrepreneur will be successful isn't the business idea itself, but rather the entrepreneur's willingness to try (and keep trying) to turn the idea into reality. Great ideas are abundant, but it's what we decide to do with them that counts.
Yep, that's right. A Ruby class that inherets from nothing. It's so simple that it hides in plain sight. Loved by those who've mastered Rails, Plain Old Ruby Objects, or "POROs" as some like to call them, are a hidden weapon against complexity. Here's what I mean. Examine this 'simple' model: