All Agile All the Time : Everything tagged "iphone"

I collected all of the Ruby tools posts I made this week into a single roundup. You can quickly jump to any tool that interests you or read my reviews start to finish. If you just want to read a individual section here are the previous posts Ruby Code Qua

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ActiveRecord is great and efficient for simple normalized databases, but once you start tread off the beaten path ActiveRecord starts to lose a lot of its mojo. Use this plugin to enable foreign key to foreign key relationships in your models.

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I won't even try to explain monads to you, because, I'm still a bit shaky on them myself. However, I will say my attempts to build a Maybe monad in Ruby have helped me learn more about Monads - and have yielded a pretty useful code

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I recently ran another Scala training course and I produced a hand-out that seemed to help people understand what a foldLeft is. Here is a brief explanation of it.

In Episode 90: Fragment Caching railscast, there is a great, simple explanation of how to do fragment caching. I like using strings as the identifiers for the cached portion of a view, but if your site has accounts with users signed in and you want cache?

A funny list of why it can be difficult to be in a relationship with programmers