Category Archives: refactormycode
RefactorMyCodeBook.com
You can now follow people on RefactorMyCode.com. Wow it’s like FaceBook + code snippets! Better get your mom an account! You’ll then have a page with all stuff posted by your new friends and even an Atom feed. To follow … Continue reading
Filed under refactormycode
Defensio launched
Remember my Defensio plugin ? It is used on RefactorMyCode to keep the site clean of any spam and the users happy. Defensio(hit refresh if you don’t see the new site) is now public, so you can get an API … Continue reading
Filed under montreal, rails, refactormycode
Gravatar caching plugin
Gravatar is slow. You use Gravatar on your site. Your site is slow. We hate slow site. Caching is fast. Cache Gravatars on your site. Your site is fast! Get it! script/plugin install http://code.macournoyer.com/svn/plugins/gravatar_cache Or using piston: piston import http://code.macournoyer.com/svn/plugins/gravatar_cache … Continue reading
Filed under rails, refactormycode
Refactoring of the week
Since last week I pushed a whole lot of new features to RefactorMyCode: Email notification when a new refactoring is posted Edit your refactoring More caching to make page loading über fast Make popular page sort by week first, so … Continue reading
Filed under refactormycode, ruby
Refactoring of the week
RefactorMyCode.com has now been (publicly) live for a week. It was amazing! Who would have though a simple site like this could attract more then 100 000 visits in a week ? But what surprises me the most is how … Continue reading
Filed under js, refactormycode
Ouch! You broke my site
When James asked me if he could send RefactorMyCode to Digg, I said: sure. After all I spent lot of time on caching parts of the site so it would be fast. Ben and Fred also helped me spread the … Continue reading
Filed under Misc, refactormycode
Refactor my Code
If there’s one thing that current blogs suck at it’s sharing code. Ok, some have plugins to highlight code in your post, but what about the comments? Blogging is all about having conversations! How many times have you seen on … Continue reading
Filed under rails, refactormycode, ruby, web 2.0
