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@bryanveloso did the site, @jeejkang did the illustrations

You're right. Updated.

> Install via your favorite package manager. I'm on OS X so I use Homebrew:

Those are supplied if you source the aliases that ship with the Homebrew formula: https://github.com/mxcl/homebrew/blob/7bbe7e9311ce95a141bf5f...

It looks like a combo of vim-powerline, stock tmux status line, and the status line that wemux adds.

https://github.com/Lokaltog/vim-powerline

Everything you wanted to know (and more!) about the LAB color space.

So many great typefaces to fork: https://github.com/theleagueof

On sharing dotfiles, Josh around the 29:55 mark: "If you don’t think your dotfiles are the best out there, you’re doing it wrong."

Sam, creator of Prototype.js: "I hope to never have to write JavaScript again."

I dig the chainable syntax especially.

Thanks for the comment, Ryan. I think you make my point. If I know the project is called 'cancan,' you're right GitHub results are favored. But when I search for 'ruby authorization,' the only CanCan hit is a blog post from someone else giving an overview of the project.

Love CanCan btw.

Not a reason not to use. A reason I might have found you in the first place.

Not intended that way, in fact, that's the purpose of the article - how to build that community. Even if the code is good, it takes time and there are practical steps you can take.

Good point. Probably should have just called it a mapper.

That's my riff on the kennethreitz oh-my-zsh theme http://wynn.fm/9p

Agreed. Better than mine.

~ 28:00 "bored developers create testing frameworks and templating languages"

Around 10:00 in, found it interesting when Seth talks of a client that rebuilds their infrastructure with each sprint in their agile development.

Thank you! Gotta know how to spell what you're searching for. :-/ Updated the article...

I love his reply when asked if Rails is still a ghetto, that most every development community is a social ponzi scheme.