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June

HTTP... something

March

cod is a fiction

September

Introducing the floor_manager plugin

June

Parslet Tree Mangling and Transformations

April

Introducing Cod

February

Parslet and its friends

January

Stack Traces in Parslet

December

Procrastinate away!

November

Projects, Projects, Projects...

Merged upstream to jekyll

June

last_puppetrun - A small tool for your puppets

May

How to get your own puppet show

New Stuff in rspec - a Cheatsheet

April

Migrating Request Trackers backend

ZFS backups and other tidbits

March

A few Ruby Anti-Patterns

February

Notes on CoffeeScript; a javascript replacement

The Ruby Object Hierarchy

toamqp 0.3.1 released

January

The new Thrift / AMQP bridge: Explained

Using rake as a component

A redesign and a rename in 2010

November

OpenID explained (while cooking chicken soup)

Some tricks that can be learnt from the unicorn

One-Way RPC using AMQP as transport and THRIFT for communication

October

On sharing your models and still keep the database a secret

September

A useful addition to your spec_helper.rb

Joel, duct tape is just one of the tools we have.

How to prevent class unloading in Ruby on Rails

Code Style issues with Real World Haskell

Perceived Advantages of Writing the Specification first

Confession: I am somewhat of a tester

To the what and _why of opening a new blog