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Peterson Ferreira published a blog post about Consuming SOAP Webservices in Ruby.
For everyone that hasn't heard about it yet, JRuby 1.6 was released about 22 hours ago: "9 months, 2500 commits, 1.9.2 support, C exts, and more!". In addition to that, Charles Oliver Nutter just released an interesting blog post entitled JRuby 1.6 Released … Now What?.
@phoet forked the official EuRuKo 2011 website, inviting everyone who failed to buy a ticket to add themselves to the inofficial waiting list. Simply fork the project, add yourself to the list and open a pull request :)
Just released Savon v0.8.0 which fixes quite a lot of bugs and comes with plenty new features. Please take a look at the CHANGELOG and read the all new Savon Guide to get started. Merry christmas :)
Yet another feature flipper for Ruby: Ruby Flipper
Savon 0.8.0.beta.1  rubygems.org
Just released Savon 0.8.0.beta.1 which comes with lots of bugfixes and new features. Take a look at the new Guide and give it a try!
HTTPI provides a common interface for using different HTTP libraries. I need this for another project and unfortunately couldn't find anything like it. Please let me know if something similar already exists. If it doesn't, I'd appreciate your support!
Since I expect most of us to use and enjoy Git, please take a moment to participate in the Git User's Survey 2010.
I would love to hear your feedback on the idea of "combining RDoc and RSpec to create testable documentation". Posted a more detailed explanation at: http://gist.github.com/412283
German article on using Sequel with Oracle on Snow Leopard on the new blaulabs blog.
Check out rspec_validation_expectations.
If you do, then you might want to clean up your specs with RSpec attr extensions.
Ambience - Specify a default (development) configuration in a Yaml file and override its properties via JVM-Parameters for production.
Need some easy to use SOAP client for Ruby? Sick of dealing with soap4r? Go heavy metal with Savon.
In case you're already using Jay Fields Validatable gem, you may want to check out ValidatableAssociations. This Rails plugin and add-on to the Validatable library adds basic associations to your validatable Classes.