In honor of Dreamforce and RubyConf both being in San Francisco at the same time a couple of weeks ago today's post is about making the two of them work together. If you do ever need to integrate Salesforce.com with your rails app there's really..

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For those of you looking to integrate the cache-money write through caching within your rails app and you're using Sinatra to create some metals beware. It all started with this command on the rails console: a = User.find(1) Which resulted in this...
Topics: rails cache-money sinatra

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A long time ago I wrote a blog posting on a plugin I created that would allow you to create a sortable table for your rails models with minimal work. Well, 2.5 years later I'm taking the time to write yet another blog post on a revamped version of...

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Between working, waiting, wishing for my Wii to arrive (yay!) I've finally managed to make it to my first talk at JavaOne . Because my good friend David Pollak has been bugging me to check out lift (written in Scala ) I decided to go and check out...

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I'll admit it, I'm one of many folks that used to treat NetBeans as a whipping boy. Questioning why Sun would bother dumping money into the horse that so obviously lost the race to Eclipse and IntelliJ to win the hearts and minds of Java...

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