Scraped up a bunch of links this weekend. Let's get to it:

  • Rails framework upgrades with git-bisect - An example of tracking down the commit that broke your application.

  • Native Google Chrome on Mac OS X: First Impressions - With a prebuilt binary you can download. It certainly is fast, though still unstable.

  • Rails Contributors (All time) - Who's got code in the framework? I like the "This year" view, personally.

  • 3, 2, 1... go! Your contact form is ready! - Quick contact forms for Rails applications.

  • Releasing the Source - The E text editor source is now available on github. License proliferation, though - ugh.

  • MySQL GUI Tools - Free administration & query browsing GUIs from MySQL themselves.

  • Benchmarking your Rails tests - How to do it.

  • Rails Template: Create a Twitter Application in Seconds - Just in case you need such a thing.

  • RubyMine Beta - I spent some time playing with this IDE on a reasonably large Rails project. It has some very slick stuff, including the debugger and a nice ERD view, but it's definitely unstable and slow at the moment.

  • Welcome to Rake - A basic guide to get started with.