Yes, We Twitter Too!
Seem like every site these days has a twitter account as well, and this one isn’t any different. Follow @thinkinginrails and I’ll be tweeting out interesting stuff from the community and not just “new blog post!” tweets. Here’s a select sample from the last few days:
- Congrats Jetbrains! RT @rubymine: [blog] RubyMine 2.0.2: RVM, Bundler, ruby-debug for Windows and more http://bit.ly/cmW0oB #
- Repeating DHH: RT @dhh: Good advice gets better with repetition. #
- Looking for your favorite podcasts for ruby and rails learning for a blogpost for thinkinginrails.com – please reply and RT! #
- Some neat notes on upgrading the resful authentication gem for Rails 3 http://is.gd/bIUwF #
- So if you publicly post how you’re unable to find a solution to a problem, you’ll find it 2 minutes later! http://bit.ly/aTeVmg #
- Great look at startup lessons learned from DropBox: http://bit.ly/9td5lV – Good ideas on when or not to deploy your Next Great Idea #
- Ruby 1.8.6 Policy http://bit.ly/dmuD0S /via @ruby_news – might be time to upgrade! Easy with RVM at least, thanks @wayneeseguin #
- Very cool! Y’all should check out @repopular for trending/interesting code repos. #rails #pimping #
- Woo! Just discovered the @railscoach podcast! On the downside, I now have 16 more unread podcasts
#Ruby #podcast # - Hoping that this is for all: RT @railsconf: Want to go to #RailsConf but can’t afford it? Apply for a scholarship: http://oreil.ly/aKLlmT #
- In DC and wanna hack on rails3? The hackfest info is here: http://is.gd/bzPfM #
If you’re looking for a good laugh, you can view the code that created this list (my first experimentation with Nokogiri) over at http://gist.github.com/382571. Any comments or patches appreciated. Or head over to this page on refactor my code and submit it there 