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PGP and You

Learn not only how to use PGP, but why each step is important and how to make decisions when interacting with PGP.
Caleb Hearth
October 31, 2014
- Git
- Open Source
- Unix
Use Git Hooks to Automate Necessary but Annoying Tasks

Certain tasks like updating dependencies or migrating a database must be done...
Sean Doyle
September 17, 2014
- Git
- Open Source
- Unix
- Shell
Using Clearance with RailsAdmin

These days, I find myself implementing RailsAdmin on almost every consulting...
Jessie Young
August 13, 2014
- Web
- Rails
- Open Source
- Clearance
Laptop Setup for an Awesome Development Environment

Don’t manually setup your new laptop with a series of copy-and-pasted steps from some blog post. Leverage automation and the open source community to save time and get a more stable result.
Dan Croak
June 18, 2014
- Web
- Open Source
- Ruby
- Rails
- Unix
- OS X
Shoulda Matchers 2.6.0

Announcing the latest version of Shoulda Matchers, now ready for Rails 4.1.
Elliot Winkler
April 14, 2014
- News
- Web
- Ruby
- Open Source
- Testing
- Shoulda
Introducing Hound

Introducing Hound, a hosted service that keeps your codebase clean by commenting on style guide violations or other linting issues in your GitHub pull requests.
Scott Albertson
April 9, 2014
- News
- Web
- Hound
- Ruby
- Good Code
- Open Source
Manage Team and Personal Dotfiles Together with rcm

How to have your individual dotfiles and your company’s dotfiles live in harmony together.
Dan Croak
March 16, 2014
- Unix
- Open Source
Liftoff 1.0

Introducing Liftoff 1.0 for iOS projects. It is now distributed through Homebrew and has some nice new features.
Gordon Fontenot
March 7, 2014
- News
- iOS
- Open Source
Form Filling is Formulaic

Write less form-related code in your Capybara tests with our newly open-sourced library, Formulaic.
Caleb Hearth
February 28, 2014
- News
- Web
- Rails
- Open Source
- Formulaic
Prevent Spoofing with Paperclip

Paperclip 4.0 and 4.1 contain security fixes to prevent spoofing. A content type or filename validation is also now required.
Jon Yurek
February 14, 2014
- Web
- Ruby
- Paperclip
- Open Source
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