Great resource for learning to code seriously.

Building products from data

Sublime Text snippets with gists

tech notes from panic

Interesting notebook system

Nice kit for tools to hang on the keychain

Malware found by the Chaos Computer Club includes a keylogger that targets Firefox, Skype, MSN Messenger, and ICQ: http://t.co/WZ5x1ZNI

Good resource for developing Ruby chops.

Improved video codec for ScreenFlow

Excellent data visualization library in JavaScript (the successor to Protovis).

Excellent resource site for amateur cooks.

I keep running from editor to editor, and this is one I frequently end up with. Nice UI, extensible using Python, and cross platform.

More bag pr0n. A detailed look at the GR2 rucksack. I can easily see this as my travel pack.

MacRuby documentation hub

Bag porn. A thorough look at the Goruck GR1.

Great site for audio software news.

JetBrains IDE for iOS and OSX coding

Notes on rb-appscript including a link to the online book. Scripting the Mac with Ruby is much more pleasant than the verbose mish-mash that is AppleScript.

fetchmail setup for gmail account

No nonsense list of useful vim tricks

RockBand, but with real guitar

The section on homebrew tells how to edit a formula locally. This will let me add the changes necessary to update mutt to 1.5.21 and apply the sidebar and trash patches.

Guide to installing mutt, but also has info on procmail and fetchmail

sending stuff safely using dropbox, email and hazel

In our Ruby developer career there may come a time when we have to deploy our app with other versions of Ruby. We may also take a fancy to implementations such as MacRuby, and want to try them out. However, installing many different versions of Ruby on the same box can be a real headache.

Even when we're not dealing with different versions of Ruby, there can be problems when you have conflicting gems from one project clashing with gems from another. This becomes more apparent when you have Rails 2 & Rails 3 projects in active development, and use gems that are only compatible with Rails 2 or 3.

In this screencast we'll show you deal with these issues in an elegant way by using the simple and powerful RVM: Ruby Version Manager.

How to salvage parts from PCBs - PCB Heaven BLOG

stop gmail from auto-saving contacts

In this post, I'll look at best practice for using and managing text strings in your user interface. This is a fairly simple topic but Cocoa has established "best practices" for handling user interface strings that new Cocoa developers should be aware of. Since it is inevitably related, I'll also look at the steps involved in localizing the strings in your applications but remember: you should follow good practice for string handling, even if you have no intention of ever translating your application.

Brettstra Terp

apple services

python rhythm generation

Scraper repo

Library to generate call graphcs for python code execution (using GraphViz)

Create a deploy script for OSX apps

Scrivener screencast

PCB Software and more

Bag heaven

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