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Caching thumbnailer for middleman
A thumbnailer using the dragonfly gem that caches the generated the generated thumbnails instead of regenerating them every time. Can save you a lot of time. -
Use css shapes now
CSS shapes are awesome. You can use them already, because of a polyfill from Adobe. -
Rouge railscasts theme (css and scss)
Railscasts theme in css and scss using pygments compatible class names -
Concatenate filter for nanoc
nanoc filter are great. But I always missed the option to do on-demand concatenation that intgrates with the filter chain -
Iframes in Opera
Iframe elements are rendered on top of all other elements in opera, and doesn't listen to the z-index css property. This post gives a solution to this problem. -
A better terminal on Windows 7
How to get a surviable terminal experience on windows 7 -
Multi-stage deployment with capistrano
An example of how to deploy smart using capistrano -
How to get an awesome looking terminal on mac os x
How to get a sexy slick terminal that will please you when you are spending a lot of hours in the terminal -
FuelPHP is great
FuelPHP is an web application framework written in PHP. It needs PHP 5.3 or higher -
How to start a development server in PHP
How to start a small development-only server in a local directory on your development machine