or fastest way: curl charleswhitmore.com

Objectify is a nice framework, but after reading the examples in README made me feel like I am required to take extra iterations: create new responder files, write more codes for each Responder class, etc. This approach is little tedious.

I personally think that writing reusable libraries using Decorator/Presenter patterns or Modules with ActiveSupport::Concern is simple approach.

Avdi's slides: https://speakerdeck.com/u/avdi/p/making-little-classes-out-o...

I highly recommend Objects on Rails book: http://objectsonrails.com/

Someone already posted this yesterday: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4002418

Same here and I would also love to see the epub version of it, too.

Someone in this thread has made a wget copy (easily convertible to ePub), ask him to contact you.

Nevermind, the html version is still public: https://gettingreal.37signals.com/toc.php

+1

Congrats! I have been using this Streaks (iOS) for a while since I like the functionality of this and it has options where you can skip weekends: http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/streaks-motivational-calendar...

I will try this app now!

it would be nice to have a community site where people can share some tricks in any programming languages/tools.

Similar site I have been waiting for since Feb: http://rubyreloaded.com/trickshots/

Codeshelver looks nice. I have been using Gitmarks for a while and its amazing.

https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/dbjampjhnhcfjgcapn...

Thanks for the link, Gitmarks looks nice as well.

Was going to pledge the project, but saw "it is browser-based, it will packaged in a webview of some kind so that it feels like a normal app". Nothing wrong with browser-based editor, but I am comfortable with native app. That's my personal preference.

+1 ACE Editor and Ace - Sinatra for Node might be confusing.

Maybe name it "Frank" (Frank Sinatra) or "Ray" (Ray Charles). :-)