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Issue 233 — February 12, 2015
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Koichi Sasada
An interesting project from a well known Ruby core member that makes your exception backtraces more informative, including local variable values.
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Phusion
Allows you to create self-contained, ‘portable’ Ruby binaries for Windows, Linux, and OS X.
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Code School
The Ruby Heroes awards are handed out each year at RailsConf to people in the Ruby community who deserve some recognition. Get your nominations in for 2015 now.
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Tom Copeland
Sometimes you’ll see code that misuses the String class API. Luckily, there’s a utility to help you find such code programatically.
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Scott Hanselman
HttpPlatformHandler allows Microsoft's IIS to host anything that can run on Windows and listen on a certain port, basically a reverse proxy plugin.
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Aaron 'tenderlove' Patterson
Tenderlove looks at an interesting hash related quirk he’s discovered. Enjoy this mostly for curiosity’s sake though, you’re not very likely to hit this issue.
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Phusion
I’ve had some troubles with earlier Passenger 5 betas but Phusion are now happy to commit to beta 3 being ‘more or less ready for production’ with the final release expected later this month
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