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For those who use Remember The Cat, I have some great news... It's back online and ready for your tasks! I migrated from Joyent to Heroku, and fixed a few bugs, I still hope to upgrade to the newest version of the framework in a short notice. I'll keep you posted!

Just added my recent code optimalisations for this website. Feel free to check them out on Github! And please don't wait to send my some updates if you think it can be coded more Rubyish!

And a new barrier has been crossed. This website now runs the latest Ruby on Rails 3.0.0 beta. And I also took the jump and implemented the compatibility with Ruby 1.9.1. I can say this is a proud moment, after some hard issues!

I really can't wait to order my iPad... Still one month to go though! I started some tryout development, and it's really cool! Especially since I have some small experience in iPhone development! Code wise it's almost the same... Go Apple, and release the damn thing!

I already received some comment on this article. It was a small update on the code snippet, and it was better! So I added it!

"You no longer need to call h(string) to escape HTML output, it is on by default in all view templates. If you want the unescaped string, call raw(string)" - Rails3

Oké, I have to confess something. DataMapper is not yet implemented... I searched a long time this weekend and I came to realize I'll have to implement tagging manually! Reason for this is that the dm-is-taggable gem doesn't support the newest dm-core... Sucks!

For the developers reading my blog... I open-sourced the code of this website to help beginning Ruby on Rails developers with some basic blogging code. But also for the export developers to make my code better and more secure! So if you're interested, you should take a look at github.com/fousa/fousa.

I subscribed to Barcamp Antwerp on march 6th, 2010. I'm gonna give a talk on Heroku and how easy it is to get your Rails application online. If anyone is interested? Here is the link.

I received 2 updates on my "check the server response time" code... You can verify the updates here. If anyone else has a suggestion, post a comment and I'll add it to the blog post!