Double Shot #1073

Lots of new releases to report this morning. I guess this is what Rubyists do on the weekend.

• Ruby 2.0.0-p0 is released - The big one, the first stable Ruby 2.0 release. Pretty safe to say Ruby 1.8 is dead now.
• RubyGems 2.0.0 Released - You probably want to switch if you're moving to Ruby 2.0. Don't forget to grab a prerelease copy of Bundler 1.3.0 at the same time.
• rdoc 4.0.0 - Supporting the display of pages (such as readme files) and Markdown formatting.
• Fix OpenSSL certificate errors on Ruby 2.0 - A somewhat dangerous way around a new security issue.
• Rails 3.2.x is now compatible with Ruby 2.0.0 - Thanks to a bunch of backports from master. I guess we can expect a Rails 3.2 release soon.
• Programming Ruby 1.9 & 2.0 - The Pragmatic guys have updated the standard book on the subject too.
• CoffeeScript 1.5.0 - New release including literate CoffeeScript.
• #learnchef - Home for OpsCode Chef learning resources.
• A Capybara Future - Some thoughts about where the Capybara API might go from here.
• Ruby 1.9.3-p392 is released - And yeah, to stay secure you should upgrade.
• jQuery Learning Center - Another site for improving your web work.
• Emmet - Formerly Zen Coding, this editor plugin for quickly writing code is nearing a 1.0 release.
• sorting - Gem for sorting things with some extra bells and whistles.
• I mortgaged my future with a Mac - I feel pretty much this way myself.
• The Next SourceForge - Looks like SourceForge is actually a viable alternative to GitHub for open source work these days.
• Promiscuous - PubSub framework for replicating data across Ruby applications.
• Debuggex - Online tester for JavaScript regular expressions.