Signal doesn’t come with authentication support by default, but as it is a Rails application, is very easy to extend its functionality with a plugin. Meet the details in this post.

Signal, the continuous integration server, now is playing nice with Bundler. Know the problem and the solution in this post.

Learn in a minute how to deploy your Rails 3 applications like in Heroku with Inploy.

The project was forked and the generators migrated, learn how to use them.

I created a template to start off a Rails 3 application with some custom gems. The motivation is shortly explained in this post.

Learn how to create Ruby annotations like this:
class User
  admin_only
  def update;
  ...
  end
end

Kilt is a Rubygem to follow Pivotal Tracker projects. I explain the motivations in this post.

ActiveLucene is like ActiveRecord but with Lucene the full text search engine, know the details in this post.

Know the new features in acts_as_solr_reloaded, why it exists and why I left ThinkingSphinx in favor of it.

Meet the new features from Inploy.

Meet Signal, a really very simple to use continuous integration server that takes best features from CC.rb, Integrity and Hudson.

Inploy is an alternative to Capistrano. It's intended to be simpler, smarter and faster. Read more about it here.

authlogic_plugin create some matchers in RSpec for testing Authlogic the Remarkable way.

Rock your tests with this three useful Remarkable plugins.

The GemHub way to create RubyGems, never was so easy.

The Restful Authentication Rails plugin now works with Rails 2.2 i18n support:

restful-authentication-i18n@github