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Open Source: Pay It Forward
28 Feb 2023
Entries tagged: open source
How to Encourage Your Dev Team to Contribute to Open Source Software Projects
20 Feb 2023
If you want to prioritize your organization's contributions to the open source software community, here are some ways to help get your dev team on board.
Cybersecurity Best Practices for Ruby on Rails Developers
5 Oct 2022
How do we integrate cybersecurity best practices? Here are some processes and tips for Ruby on Rails developers.
Finding Strength and Purpose in Collaboration: GitHub Interview
15 Oct 2020
Our CEO Robby Russell recently was interviewed by GitHub and featured in the ReadME project. The ReadME Project is part of GitHub's ongoing effort to amplify the voices of open source software a series about prominent people in the open source community. He talks about how and why he first created OhMyZsh, and how it became the huge framework it is today. Robby also discusses his journey of learning to trust contributors and the parameters he uses to produce meaningful projects.
Check out the full interview here!
Oh My Zsh on FLOSS Weekly
15 Nov 2016
Earlier today, I was interviewed on Twit.tv's open source talk show about my project, Oh My Zsh.
Oh My Zsh stickers in the shop!
27 Sep 2013
One of my open source projects has grown a following over the past few years. People have been asking for stickers so we recently carved out time to design a logo and get some printed.
You can find them for sale in the shop now!
Flash Message Conductor Now Rails 3 Compatible
2 Jan 2013
As 2012 was winding down and the holiday season was winding up, I took time to work on some of our internal projects.
While updating some applications to Rails 3, I noticed that our gem, Flash Message Conductor, was not still Rails 3 ready.
Instead of replacing all of the syntactic sugar that Flash Message Conductor gives us to the Rails defaults in our applications, I decided to update the gem to use Rails 3.
I'm pleased to announce that Flash Message Conductor 2.0 is now available for download and it's compatible with all versions of Rails 3 (3.0, 3.1, and 3.2).
Still using Rails 2? Don't worry, you can still using version 1.x of the gem in your projects.
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