Ric Roberts

5 Ruby-related Blogs for August

By Ric Roberts on 11 Aug 2009 | Comments

Here’s your monthly dose of Ruby Blogs:

Lindsay Holmwood – Web developer, sys-admin and conference speaker (who I recenty met at Rails Underground).
has_many :bugs, :through => :rails – A blog by London-based Rails core member, Pratik Naik.
Will’s web miscellany – Thoughts from Will Jessop: EngineYard employee and organiser of the North West (England) Ruby Group.
A view from afar – Ashley Moran’s personal blog (Ruby developer, Paleo eater and all-round nice-guy).
Tekin – a blog by talented British Rails freelancer, Tekin Suleyman.

See June and July’s posts for previous installments.

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About me

I co-founded, built, and run Swirrl, a hosted wiki service. I also work at digital agency, Stardotstar as a web developer on projects for public and private sectors.

This is my personal blog, where I write mainly about my adventures in code, but I write for a few other blogs too, including Ruby Inside and DailyJS (scroll down the sidebar for more details).

My Company

As well as our hosted wiki application, Swirrl now offers consultancy on applying semantic web technologies.

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Email: hello@ricroberts.com
Twitter: RicRoberts

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Swirrl

Swirrl is an easy to use, yet powerful, hosted wiki service. It has all the features you'd expect from a wiki, plus powerful database-like features to help you organise your information.

SemanticJournal

The open-source, SemanticWeb-enabled, CouchDB+Rails blog engine which powers this site. Code and docs are on Github.

grrid.js

Originally written for use in Swirrl, grrid.js is an open source, pure javascript spreadsheet style grid, built on Prototype.js. Download the source from GitHub.

Taskit

Taskit is a plugin to allow you to schedule simple tasks for your rails app. Download the source from GitHub.

Other Blogs

DailyJS is a technically-oriented blog about javascript edited by Alex Young and me.

SwirrlSpeak is Swirrl's blog. We post articles about business, the web, collaboration, Swirrl, and anything else we think you'll find interesting.

Please check out the Web of Data Blog. Bill, my Swirrl co-founder, writes about about how and why you should publish data on the web, in a way that lets machines read it as well as people.

I sometimes blog over at Ruby Inside with Ruby news, code links and tips.