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Episode #342 - February 5th, 2013

Jay McGavren Olivier Lacan

This episode is all about keeping your valuable gems under lock and key: gem signing, gem stockpiling, gem exploits! Also (and less thematic, but not less important) we have Homebrew testing, receiving e-mail with your app, and rails style guides.

This episode is sponsored by Top Ruby Jobs. Everyone deserves to love their job (and it's probably in Ruby).

• TopRubyJobs
• Signing Gems
• Gem Signing Docs
• Deployment Dependencies
• YAML Exploits
• Homebrew
• Griddler
• Styleguide Rails
• Ruby5

Griddler

Rails natively supports the sending of emails through ActionMailer, but if you’re looking to receive email with your application, it's a bit more involved. The new Griddler gem seems exciting because of its simplicity. It gives you access to the same kind of feature GitHub and Basecamp use for comment notifications.

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