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Enter _why’s HTML parser, Hpricot. It’s written in C and since XHTML is a subset of XML, there’s no reason it shouldn’t be able to parse my file.

Sessions in Rails are not black and white. Please stop treating them as such. This sort of thinking is deprecated and will be removed in 1.2.

Today I present a different type of mix tape: the irb Mix Tape. This one’s just for you. I wrote out the lyrics by hand and illustrated the insert. I hope it cheers you up on those long bus rides to s

A plugin which allows you to cache any Ruby object with memcached.

instead of a URL representing a resource, what if the HTML served at that URL literally was the resource?

Here’s how I went about implementing the microformat definition DSL in mofo.

starring ActiveSupport. Twenty-five little Christmasy nuggets condensed into one blog post. Twenty-five days in one. That’s how we roll.

desc "Print out all the currently defined routes." task :routes => :environment do puts ActionController::Routing::Routes.routes.map { |r| sprintf "%30s => %s", r.path.inspec

Just yesterday I wrote about Enumerable and some of its all-stars. Well, here’s another baller: inject. It took me a bit to truly grok and appreciate this method, but once I did it really cleaned up m

ately I’ve been thinking a lot about How and When. Two old friends. They’re pretty quiet, but play a huge role (I think) in making us better at doing what we do.

Sake is system-wide Rake. It works pretty much like how you’d expect it to work: use it to install then run Rake tasks.