• Ruby Koans – Another good tool for the Ruby and Rails newbies to learn with.
• Why Inheritance Sucks – An illustrated explanation.
• RVM 1.0.0 Released – Congrats to Wayne for the 1.0 release of the most awesome RVM tool!

After a bit of a wait, my buddy Curtis McHale has posted the article I wrote for his site, yourworkflow.ca.  You can check out the Using Vim As A Text Editor article over on the site.  It’s not just about Vim, but more the day to day coding workflow that I was using, so it includes things like Firefox plugins, Unix utilities, etc.

So head over and check out the workflow site and read not only my fine fine article, but also the other news and podcasts he’s got going on over there.

Huge congrats go out to Michael Hartl for upgrading his awesome RailsTutorial.org for Rails 3.0.  Now you have the choice of reading the 2.x version or the 3.0 version of the site.  Many thanks go to Michael for his hard work and huge contribution to the Ruby and Rails community!

Yea, I’ve been away for a bit, but we’re back with a vengeance this time!

• Memory leak tracing in Ruby…. A bit low end for most “normal” users, but good info to know how to get when you do need it
• Older article but still relevant: and vs && in Ruby
• Phusion has posted part 3 in their Road to Passenger 3 articles
• Everything you need to know about RESTful web services
• The Perils of Opinionated Software like Rails
• A nifty screencast where @garybernhardt moves from Python to Shell to Ruby

Well, back with some links from the last couple of weeks anyway

• A great git reference site from the guys at github… check out http://gitref.org/
• More evidence that my buddy Wayne Seguin’s RVM is awesome with RVM Gemsets and bundler
• The Ruby Hero Awards at Railsconf
• Speaking of Railsconf Videos, Drink Rails has a nice collection of some the video highlights from RailsConf
• Nice tutorial on using Uploadify and Paperclip from brianpWins on IRC… the tutorial is for enabling multiple uploads to a Rails site
• A proposal to rename “NoSQL Databases” to “Postmodern Databases”.  I agree… I’ve mostly ignored the whole nosql thing, coming from a traditional LAMP background dealing with MySQL and PostgreSQL, and I think that a rename might be what nosql needs to seem a bit less “ZOMG!!1!! this is the best new thing evah!!!” type fad.

• Nice advice on refactoring your scaffolds in 2 easy steps using before filters.
• Another week, another Rails 3 Beta (4) released.
• RubyInside has moved over to a Tumblog style, with their reasoning.
• Greg Pollack has a new Screencast called Dive Into Rails 3 to help you get started with Ruby on Rails version 3.
• This year’s Rails Rumble has been scheduled for Oct 15-17… time to get your rumble on!
• Two posts on performance, first is in Rails, second is for Phusion Passenger
• A nice tutorial on making a slick HTML5 app and making it fast