When I set up my new Macbook Air recently, I ran into some unexpected problems setting up MacVim - mostly related to Ruby versions linked against MacVim and the Command T plugin. Here are some notes that might help you. Note In case you wonder: MacVim uses it own separate version of vim (installed here: /Applications/MacVim.app/Contents/MacOS/V... read more »

While working on one of our client projects, I was asked to create a search for users' birthdays. Instantly, I remembered what problems I had with it in the past, like taking care of not only finding the right dates by only day and month, but also, checking for birthdays today, any upcoming birthdays, or even just looking up user's age based on that in... read more »

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Here at Railslove, we love building web applications. But aside from our core business, we also help other startups understand how the web works and what it means to run a web business -- in Hamburg, Berlin, Cologne. And since experienced Ruby on Rails developers are increasingly hard to find, we've started to offer apprenticeships, too. One of... read more »

Let us introduce us to Travis. What is Travis? As you can read on Github: Travis is an attempt to create an open-source, distributed build system for the Ruby community that: allows open-source projects to register their repository and have their test-suites run on demand allows users to contribute build capacities by connecting a VM that... read more »