A friend was complaining that there was nowhere he could find to get an RSS listing of movie showtimes... so I made a little script using Hpricot to parse forreel.com - hopefully they don't mind...
So for those of you locally, feel free to use it!
Trying to decide where to travel to? Wikitravel.org Random Page has the answers!
sd's embedded_actions has a new home on github
Open Source Food? - looks like a nice recipe site!
For anyone using capistrano with more than one target for deployment (staging, production), check out cap multistage
Wow, I just realized how bad my code blocks break my blog in safari. I should fix that!
Mike has created another nice netbeans theme - go check it out, if you use netbeans!
A handy tool, Rubular is a web based regex editor
Dan put together a sweet code editor plugin for mce with syntax highlighting etc.
On OSX? Add RubyImporter to Spotlight and search your source!
sd has released a new version of embedded_actions
RejectConf videos are online thanks to confreaks!
Good news - we upgraded a project at work to rails 2.0 rc2 and the speed to run specs dropped from 30-35 seconds to 10-15 seconds!
Eigenclass.org has a great big list of Ruby 1.9 changes that is being kept up to date!
IMHO - ForReel is terrible. Have to give them credit for sticking around so long, but I have found their results to be inaccurate and lack the metadata required to make a viewing decision.
Try http://www.google.ca/movies?hl=en&near=nanaimo&dq=nanaimo+movies&sort=1&sa=X&oi=showtimes&ct=title&cd=1
for great results with great links to trailers, rating information, and locations.
I did, but view their source :)