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by Geoffrey Grosenbach and David Goodlad. Graphics by Paula Lavalle. Music by Giles Bowkett. Covers the latest Backbone 0.5! Part I was an instant hit.

You’ve struggled to bring agile practices to projects but have been frustrated by buzzword-heavy books and presentations that seem to have been written by academics. What you want is straight talk giving practical advice on the real problems that you face in leading or working in agile teams. _Cutting an Agile Groove_ is a series of videos by respected agile consultant David Hussman that shows you how to design an agile, lean process and deliver real value for your product or project—in plain English, with real-world examples.

by Geoffrey Grosenbach and David Goodlad. Graphics by Paula Lavalle. Covers the latest Backbone 0.5! Possibly the most anticipated PeepCode screencast this year, it’s Backbone.js!

Text editor development has been stagnant for several years. It’s time for developers to take the text editing experience forward into the future! NOTE: This is beta software and doesn’t support some features like TextMate project files. It works only with self-contained directories on disk. NOTE: Use MacVim snapshot 55...

by Dan Sinclair, Developer at PostRank (recently acquired by Google) In Part I we introduced the basic tools in the EventMachine toolkit. In this 40 minute sequel, you’ll write an application that uses WebSockets to plot social network checkins on a map. You’ll make API requests to Facebook, Gowalla, and...

by Dan Sinclair, Developer at PostRank (recently acquired by Google) The recent popularity of Node.js has overshadowed the existence of a mature, powerful tool available to Ruby developers: EventMachine. For over four years, some of the best and brightest Ruby developers have been deploying high performance applications with the EventMachine...

CoffeeScript is a little language that compiles to JavaScript. It adds useful features and smoother syntax while compiling to clean, readable JavaScript. You can use it anywhere you use JavaScript: in the browser, or on the server with Node.js. CoffeeScript has exploded in popularity since April 2011. It was talked...

Zed Shaw is one of the most original thinkers and prolific programmers currently active in Open Source. In 2006 he kick started the Ruby web application server market and continues it with the Mongrel2 server. He’s an expert teacher and has taught over 300,000 people with his free book Learn...

Click here to see the series overview In Part 3, we left off with a really gross looking DogSpec that is really redundant and has to specify all of the properties necessary to create a valid Dog over and over again. 1 var dog = new Dog { 2 Name...

Click here to see the series overview In Part 1, we left off with 2 really simple integration specs (inotherwords, they test the full stack by running against a running website). Typically, you want to have a small number of integration specs and a large number of model specs to...