• Introducing EstimationParty - Google+ Hangout addon to allow teams to put together estimates and plan iterations.
• Softcover - A publishing platform based on the Rails tutorial - Build and publish ebooks with media.
• rails-mrap-seed - Hackathon seed project including Mongoid, HAML, Bootstrap, RSpec, and Capybara.
• Luculent - Font family for developers with plenty of hinting and legible rendering at tiny sizes.

• Freestyle - CSS UI styling for Android and iOS applications.
• WiFi Explorer - Review of a tool for digging into your WiFi environment.
• BigBroda - Active Record adapter for Google BigQuery.

• RubyMotion: Under the hood - A look at tools for exploring the internals of running RubyMotion and other iOS apps.
• The Best Tools for UI Hacking (not jsFiddle) - A variety of sites to allow you to create and share web pages quickly.
• CodeKit 2 - Tool for building web sites on OS X with a bunch of nifty autorefresh features.

• Rails - the Missing Parts - Interactors - An approach to making Rails applications more testable through less database coupling.
• 0.8 Release - Of Pakyow, one of the lesser-known Ruby web frameworks that boasts some impressive performance numbers.

• Enterprise App Developer Atlas - Well-organized directory of 500+ development tools.
• elasticsearch-rails - This glue layer just put out version 0.1.0 and seems to be humming right along.
• Alcatraz - Package manager for XCode add-ins (plugins, color schemes, templates).

• 10 SCSS utilities I can't live without - Shortcuts for the frontend developer.
• Atom Blog - Behind the scenes of GitHub's new text editor. Personally, I think a text editor carting around the baggage of a web browser is a non-starter, but I'm just an old fuddy-duddy I'm sure.
• A critical look at Atom.io - I guess I'm not the only skeptic out there.
• Search a git repo like a ninja - Using git grep with great power.

• Prelang - Rails application generator including a data modeler.
• Reflecting on RubyMotion Experiences - Part 1 - Some advice from the trenches.
• Atom - New text editor from GitHub, now taking beta invite requests.
• Feature Preview: Vagrant Share - Share vagrant environments over the network.

• Graylog2 0.20.0 - Major update of this log analysis application.
• git log is *so* 2005 - Alias to make for more useful on-screen logging.
• Ruby 1.9.3-p545 is released - And that's the last release, barring security updates. Time to get serious about moving to 2.0.
• If you're salting and hashing your passwords, you're doing it wrong - An argument that you need to depend on trusted code instead of rolling your own.
• Network Link Conditioner - I didn't know there was a utility built in to XCode to allow testing with degraded networks.

• Omniref - Searchable documentation for everything ruby.
• Hipster Dev Stack - "A curated directory of artisanal development tools that we used to like before they went mainstream."
• Clearskies - Host-it-yourself protocol for syncing things between computers.
• Ruby 2.1.1 is released - I guess it's really time to get off of 1.9.
• Ruby 2.0.0-p451 is released - Speaking of which, there's a fresh 2.0 bugfix release.

• What's Relevant in the Ruby Universe? - Some statistics derived from indexing and cross-referencing every gem.
• Raygun: Generating Rails Apps for the Last Year - Updates on the app generator developed by Carbon Five.
• RSpec 2.99 and 3.0 beta 2 have been released - Big changes in the world of specs.
• TimezoneParser - Gem for parsing human-readable timezone names (in lots of languages) to UTC offsets.
• Salted Password Hashing - Doing it Right - A good read on best practices for password storage with code in a variety of languages.

• Cequel - Ruby ORM for Cassandra.
• AdequateRecord Pro: Like ActiveRecord, but more adequate - A preview of some speed improvements coming in Rails 4.2.
• Introducing the Revamped Server UI - At Scout, that is.
• Radiation-hardened Quine - A tour de force of useless ruby.

• Random User Generator - Get your random test data in JSON.
• REPL - Tool for manipulating JSON using JavaScript.
• Codio Boxes now Available - Server-side development environment supporting Ruby and Node.

• baseimage-docker - Better starting image for Docker installs.
• Live Editing Sass and Less in the Firefox Developer Tools - How to get started with CSS source maps.
• Rails 4.1.0: Release candidate 1 - I've been running this in production and we're happy with it.
• Rails 3.2.17, 4.0.3, and 4.1.0.beta2 have been released! - These are security fixes that you should grab even if you're not ready to move up a version.

• Sublimall - Service to sync your Sublime Text configuration across multiple devices.
• tmate - Terminal window sharing via tmux.
• North - A medley of information about web development best practices.

Oh hey that's another 100 of these things done.

• Putting Ruby on Rails on a diet - Some hints on eliminating default functionality that you might not need.
• Using pry in production - Replacing irb "without shooting yourself in the foot".
• PostgresApp - Easy installer for running PostgreSQL on the Mac.

• Refactoring Rails Views with SimplestView - Not sure why you wouldn't want code in the easiest place to find, but hey I'm not really an OO guy.
• Keybase - Public directory of public keys, now in alpha release.

• Rails 4 Engines - Decomposing your app into multiple engines with a SOA-like connection.
• Elasticsearch 1.0.0 Released - Big number for this spiffy bit of software.
• Why Ruby blocks exist - A basic introduction to using blocks and each.

• Drone - Continuous integration platform built on top of Docker.
• Announcing gitsh - A dedicated shell for running git subcommands.

• Brackets - Open source code editor with live HTML editing.
• PostgreSQL Awesomeness for Rails developers - A quick look at what you get if you switch databases.
• Padrino 0.12.0 - ActiveSupport 4, Rewritten Reloader, Smarter Rendering, and Loads More - New release of this web development framework.

• Git tips from the trenches - A medley of useful commands and aliases.
• thedaywefightback.js - Web-wide protest against the NSA on Feb 11.
• orats - A fresh set of opinionated Rails templates.