Double Shot #821

Some links from the part of the weekend that I didn't spend out in the woods.

• Coffee Taster: An Easy CoffeeScript Development Environment for Ruby Developers - Run a rake task, open a file in the browser, edit.
• Sidekiq::Mailer - Send mail in the background using Sidekiq.
• Codo - YARD-like documentation generator for CoffeeScript.
• Gitbox - Git GUI client that looks like Mail; an interesting rethinking of a SCM user interface.
• Weave - Interesting looking open source visualization platform oriented around displaying geographic datasets.
• Ruby Doc App and Rails Doc App - A pair of free iPhone/iPad apps to keep handy while you code.
• Debugging JavaScript - Early peek at the next round of js debugging features in Firefox.
• Today's sysadmin todo list - All too true.
• The Julia Language - New "high-level, high-performance dynamic programming language for technical computing." I'm waiting for Julia on Jalopies myself.
• FrontendServer - Simple server for developing JavaScript front-ends, set up for both local use and deployment to Heroku.
• Lazy Routing Helper Generation for Named Routes - Defers generation of routing helpers under Rails 3 until they're actually used.
• How key-based cache expiration works - Worth reading if you're not familiar with Rails' caching strategy. Comments also have some interesting caveats and links.