We forked craken

Our old solution for cronjobs, the "craken" plugin, is no longer maintained and does not work on Rails 3.2+.

We will instead use the whenever gem.

"Whenever" works just like "craken", by putting your rake ta...

We forked trusty memoizer to make two changes:

1. Memoized methods now preserve their arity. Previously all memoized methods had an arity of -1.
2. Memoized method...

Lately, we’ve been exploring ways to offer web apps that perform like native apps on mobile devices. For this short sprint we targeted mobile WebKit browsers—especially the default browsers on iOS and Android—because of their widespread use and ex...

If you were using Dusen for its query parsing and LIKE queries, we recommend to migrate to Minidusen, which extracts those parts from Dusen. Minidusen is compatible with MySQL, PostgreSQL and Rails 3.2, 4.2...

Rack::SteadyETag was a Rack middleware that generates the same default ETag for responses that only differ in XOR-masked CSRF tok...

There are a bunch of basic functional elements to building out a popular Rails app that I've never really seen explained in one place, but we had to learn the hard way while building Posterous.

We will use this for new Angular code.

Consider the guide in "beta". Things will still refine, but the general structure should be final.

Wouldn’t it be cool if you could just require “http://my-host/my-lib.rb” in ruby?

Nice thoughts about marketing and sales for developers.

Due to network or hardware failures, it can happen that one of your cronjobs will not run at the time you specify in the schedule. Your code should be built in a way that it can be re-run at a later time (when the failure is resolved).

For exampl...