Rails Envy Podcast - Episode #049: 10/01/2008
by Jason on Oct 01, 2008
Episode 049. I have nothing funny or cool to say here. I'm sorry. But hey! How about Apple lifting that iPhone NDA!
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How did you mention RSpec without mentioning not gotting any RSpec.
Some people say, cucumbers taste better pickled.
If you ask me, I prefer my cucumbers not-pickled.
What is the address for the wiki that you mentioned describing how to update rubygems in leopard?
@Mark, I updated the post with it. Sorry!
Here’s the fork of the country select plugin (for Taiwan)
http://github.com/ihower/country_and_region_select/tree/master