Drink# 114: Your Ruby on Rails Juice

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1. HTML5 Geolocation testing with Cucumber: See if you are writing the right HTML5 Geolocation code. 
2. Episode 250: Authentication from Scratch: Ryan Bates with a screencast on basic password authentication, encryption and the session management without using the popular authentication gems.  
3. RVM and Passenger setup for Rails 2 and Rails 3 apps: Side by side installation of Rails 2 and 3 projects using RVM and Passenger.
4. A Look Into The Capybara Gem: See how to use Capybara to drive your integration tests.

Drink# 113: Your Ruby on Rails Juice

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1. rawler: Crawl your website and find broken links with Ruby
2. Google URL Shortener
3. railsready: Setup script to get Ruby and Rails running on Ubuntu with one command

Drink# 112: Your Ruby on Rails Juice

1. AutoRefresh your browser whenever you hit save.: Refresh 'em as you change the code!
2. Require Using Expanded Path: use of require with and without File.expand_path is different as the former will only require once while the latter might require multiple times!

Drink# 111: Your Ruby on Rails Juice

1. Develop and Autotest your rubygem: See how to build your gem using bundler and run tests using autotest.
2. Rails Installer: Ruby and Rails on Windows in a Single, Easy Install: For the windows folks, this is a blessing as you can just hit next next to install Ruby 1.8.7, Rails 3.0.3, Git and SQLite 3!

Drink# 110: Your Ruby on Rails Juice

1. Episode 249: Notifications in Rails 3: Ryan Bates with a screencast on ActiveSupport::Notifications class that can be used for instrumentation.
2. MacRuby: The Definitive Book updated: Get the updated copy to see more about MacRuby!

Drink# 109: Your Ruby on Rails Juice

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1. track_history: An alternative gem to acts_as_auditable that leverages separate tables for histories compared to the polymorphic approach taken at acts_as_auditable or other similar libraries.
2. Custom RSpec-2 Matchers: Create your own RSpec matchers!

Drink# 108: Your Ruby on Rails Juice

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1. Gmail rubygem v0.4.0 just released! Gmail gem simplifies OAuth authentication and search using Gmail.
2. Ruby Performance Testing Tips and Tricks: thoughtbot shares a few cool tips to investigate and test performance of Ruby apps!
3. Template Inheritance: Ryan Daigle shares an upcoming Ruby on Rails 3.1 feature, Template inheritance, so that you can extend a controller class and reuse views of the base controller! Awesome!

Drink# 107: Your Ruby on Rails Juice

1. Episode 248: Offline Apps Part 2: Ryan Bates with his screen cast on offline apps, this time using jquery!
2. Using Bundler for Ruby Gem Development: Patrick Bacon shows how easy it is to start building your own gem using bundler!
3. Defining Singleton Methods Using Blocks: See this blog post to find a meta-programming lesson!

Drink# 106: Your Ruby on Rails Juice

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1. Ruby on Rails Guides on a PDF Document: These are PDFs generated from the guides.rubyonrails.org HTML pages.
2. attr_accessor_with_default: A nice little ActiveSupport method!

Drink# 105: Your Ruby on Rails Juice

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1. Easy Monitoring of Varnish with Munin: Observe your caching server.
2. String#split tip to prevent removing blank tokens: "Hello,Three,,".split(",", -1) => ["hello", "Three", ","]
3. Episode 247: Offline Apps Part 1: With the HTML5 cache manifest, here's your chance to take your Ruby on Rails application offline using rack-offline gem.

Drink#104: Your Ruby on Rails Juice

Happy new year to all my readers! Last week and half was too eventful for me as I defended my MSc and quickly after that went for a refreshing escape from the Calgary snow to green Vancouver and Victoria!

1. Peter Cooper’s Online “Introduction to Ruby” Class Starts January 10: You need one? Check out the contents.
2. MagicRuby is nearly full and the group room rate goes away TODAY: Ruby Conference at Disney and talks from Chad Fowler, Gregg Pollack and the other RoR gurus.
3. Episode 246: AJAX History State: Ryan Bates with a screencast on pushState feature of JS - now your back button and AJAX navigations are friends without a mediator.