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My Top Go-To Ember Resources - Joe Fiorini - http://joefiorini.com/posts...
Chartkick: Create beautiful Javascript charts with one line of Ruby - http://ankane.github.io/chartki...
Postgres, the Best Tool You're Already Using - http://adamsanderson.github.io/railsco...
How To Price and Sell Your Startup’s Product | tomasz by Tomasz Tunguz - http://tomtunguz.com/your-st...
How to make Chrome understand the SASS/SCSS in your rails app | fonicmonkey - http://fonicmonkey.net/2013...
SMACSS and Rails – A Styleguide for the Asset Pipeline • 55 Minutes Blog - http://blog.55minutes.com/2013...
Working with time zones in Ruby on Rails — Elabs - http://www.elabs.se/blog...
Meals Ready to Eat. - Steven Harman
initialize_clone, initialize_dup and initialize_copy in Ruby: Jon Leighton - http://www.jonathanleighton.com/article...
Command Line API Reference - Chrome Developer Tools — Google Developers - https://developers.google.com/chrome-...
Ways to load code: load, autoload, require, require_relative - Practicing Ruby - https://practicingruby.com/article...
There are many ways to load Ruby code, and that has lead to confusion over the years. In this article, I will give you the backstory behind several conventions seen in the wild and share some stories about how I use those conventions in my own code. For now, I will focus on the basic mechanics of load(), auto_load(), require(), and require_relative(). - Steven Harman
Agile Product Ownership in a Nutshell - YouTube - http://www.youtube.com/watch...
Agile Product Ownership in a Nutshell - YouTube
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Hey Apple, Your Push Notifications API Sucks | David Boike's Blog - http://www.make-awesome.com/2010...
What Your Culture Really Says - Pretty Little State Machine - http://blog.prettylittlestatemachine.com/blog...
5 Steps to Better Application Logging - Miyagi - http://www.miyagijournal.com/article...
Logs are a source of time-ordered events about everything happening with your app. But their inconsistent verbosity and substance obscures the big-picture view. What if you could easily and automatically roll them up into daily charts, or run ad-hoc queries to look for correlations on user behavior? - Steven Harman
kamens/jQuery-menu-aim · GitHub - https://github.com/kamens...
jQuery plugin to fire events when user's cursor aims at particular dropdown menu items. For making responsive mega dropdowns like Amazon's - Steven Harman
Pictures from a developer's life | martinvalasek.com - http://martinvalasek.com/blog...
Recover lost Recovery HD for FileVault - the easy way - http://hints.binaryage.com/recover...
Setting ActiveRecord's connection pool size on Heroku with Puma and Sidekiq | Watsi Tech Blog - http://watsi.github.com/2013...
strftimer - A Ruby strftime generator - http://strftimer.com/
HTML's new template tag: standardizing client-side templating - HTML5 Rocks - http://www.html5rocks.com/en...
pjb3/attribution · GitHub - https://github.com/pjb3...
Attribution is a gem to allow you to define attributes for a Ruby object so that getters and setters will be defined that handle typecasting. It also allows you to define associations between objects in an ActiveRecord-style way. - Steven Harman
Cohort analysis - User retention in a Rails application. | Nathan Kontny - http://ninjasandrobots.com/cohort-...
I got irritated, so I built a simple way to study your Rails app's user retention using a cohort analysis with the data you already have in your database. It's called CohortMe. - Steven Harman
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