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Give this link a click if you are interested in learning more about the advanced features of the ruby REPL Pry.

I wrote another article for Rubysource about metaprogramming in ruby. In part one of this series I cover some of the basic class/module hooks. Maybe you should check it out. ;)

Here I'll talk a little bit about Pivot.js a new reporting library that let's you create extremely flexible reports on the fly.

Hey everyone I've posted an article over on Rubysource.com be sure to check it out.

I've migrated Run With It to jekyll. The migration introduces a bunch of changes that will let me write more while still keeping the code clean.

Here I'll show you how easy it is to set up an alternate remote dev environment in Rails. Allowing you to work from home. ^_^

Announcing EspnRb my wrapper around the ESPN developer API. It covers some basic usage examples and where you can learn more about it.

Conway's Game of Life is a mainstay in Hacker culture. Here I'll go in depth about it's rules and my implementation.

Hello everyone, I'm back. Here to share a neat piece of code with you. It isn't very practical but it illustrates how easy it is to use Omniauth

If you've had any experience with Unix operating systems you undoubtedly know the value of a good man page. Here I'll show you how to incorporate man pages into your work flow and maybe even author your own.

I like many of you have often idly wondered about the inner workings of Ruby. This time I wanted to see if I was correct. Here I'll show whether single quoted strings or double quoted strings are faster in 1.9.

In this screencast I'll give you a brief introduction to the Logging framework. It's a popular logging tool that allows for greater transparency in your applications.

It's Friday and this week has been fraught with complicated bugs. Here I share a method I found useful while trying to hack through these issues.

Here I'll show you how to integrate google's url shortening service, and Twitter's tweet button to help make your site's tweet a little more friendly.