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While writing color customization code for a recent project, I once again ran into the fact that the existing color gems for Ruby seem to be built...

There is a piece of code that shows up more than 80% of the controllers that I write, and it goes a little something like this: class...

Let’s face it, iPhone interfaces are awesome, but they can only cater to a fraction of the mobile market. What are you to do if you want to...

Last week the Uberkit kicked off with some helpers to make your menu-building much easier. This week we’re following it up with UberForms, a Form...

So many of components we build into our web applications have a grain of an extractable element, a standardization waiting to happen. Starting...

Almost every Rails developer has written an app with more than one user role, but when is_admin? isn’t enough, where do you go? RankFu aims to...

An extremely common practice for Rails applications is to provide keyed access through subdomains (i.e. http://someaccount.awesomeapp.com/)....

Badger is a simple Rails plugin that creates photo badges. A site often allows its users to upload a profile image. A profile image is just that,...

Acts As Taggable On (original post here), the tagging plugin with custom tag contexts, has gathered up some great new features over the past weeks...