Open source
Twibot gets a bunch of new features
A couple of weeks ago I received a pull request from Mike Demers for Twibot. However, in contrast to the occasional bug fix I receive, this branch included several new features.
Upcoming updates to Juicer
It's been quiet around here for a while. It's been quiet around Juicer, too. Both of those are going to change. After being given a push, Juicer is now finally up for some updates.
Syntactical sugar for your JavaScript unit tests
After switching my Ruby tests from vanilla Test::Unit to
Shoulda (via
Jeremy McAnally's Context) a while back I've gotten quite used to sexy unit tests. Coming back to
JsUnitTest for JavaScript last night, I realized the syntac wasn't working for me anymore. So today, I fixed it.
Full article Syntactical sugar for your JavaScript unit tests.
Twibot: A microframework for Twitter bots in Ruby
Twibot 0.1.1 hit the RubyForge gem server today. Inside is a microframework for writing Twitter bots in Ruby, using a DSL heavily inspired by Sinatra.
Full article Twibot: A microframework for Twitter bots in Ruby.
Interview on open source release feed
opensourcereleasefeed.com caught interest in Juicer and posted an interview with me today. Part of their "5 questions" interview series, the talk is about Juicer as well as my interest in the open source community. Thanks alot to Schalk Neethling for showing Juicer some love. Check it out!
