1. Converting markdown to structured HTML with a macro →

    Excellent video about using complex macros to perform intricate but repetitive tasks in vim.

  2. Padrino logging on Heroku

    Since Padrino tries to start a logger on a Rack staging environment, which Heroku does not find particularly amusing due to the filesystem not being accessible to apps, the easiest way to prevent Exceptions in your testing/staging environment is:

  3. Simple binary search

  4. The best code is no code at all.

    — Jeff Atwood (Coding Horror)

  5. Everyone's first vim session →

    True!

  6. What is your favorite code editor? →

    Hmmm… If I ever meet someone who uses MS Word for coding, I’ll smack him/her on the back of the head. What are you thinking man?

    via Terminally Incoherent

  7. Great intro videos for vim →

  8. Panama Electrónica

    Estuve hablando con Carlos Cheng y mi primo y decidimos que mensualmente nos ibamos a reunir para jugar con algún proyectito de electrónica ya sea basado en un Arduino o un Nerdkit o similares. La idea es empezar a hackear un poco para ir aprendiendo algo más de microprocesadores.

  9. Custom Rack Content types →

  10. Ruby thoughts

    My experience has been that the same flexibility that makes ruby such a great programming language to build DSLs on top of, makes it hard to build a mental parser when you are learning it by reading other people’s code.