I posted a few links to some handy cheat sheets a week back. Well, I didn't know there were more of them! These are great. You should all print them out and pin them up on your cubacle walls. That'll definitely give you +5 on geek power! 
For those of you who read my tutorials on Leaflink and the Dashboard, you noticed that I had to make some small modifications to the Prototype javascript library to achieve the effects that I wanted. Well, it seems like I may not have to do that anymore since version 2 of the Prototype library accounts for those changes and also adds a whole new set of functionality. I love the new transitional effects added and the fine grain control over the speed and timing of them. Have a look-see at the examples:
Hey Rails fans, the beta version of the upcoming Rails book from the Agile series was announced today. Grab it while its hot!
http://www.pragmaticprogrammer.com/titles/rails/index.html
If you order the beta version now, you will get the final copy when its released. No extra charge. The beta release is an experiment by the Pragmatic Programmers site to see how the community response to it and also to give developers an early look at the book. This benefits both parties, as it allows the developers to get their hands on the book sooner and also helps the authors by allowing the readers to suggest fixes to typos and errors.
Ok, I'm pulling out my hair here (which there isn't much of since I just shaved my head) and I can't figure out why this isn't working. If anyone out there is a RegExp and mod_rewrite expert, please help me out!
I noticed today from my server logs that I am getting a lot of 404 errors coming from the following url: http://www.getintothis.com/blog/feed/atom/
So, I tried to modify my .htaccess file to force that url to point to the feed.php file that is being used by the rest of my feeds. This is a section of my .htaccess file pertaining to the feeds. I added the first two lines in hopes of resolving this issue, but I'm still getting 404 errors.
Why is it that ^atom.xml points to feed.php?feed=atom just fine, but my rules don't wotk? Somebody please help me out here. Thanks.
RewriteRule ^feed/?$ feed.php [L]
RewriteRule ^feed/(feed|rdf|rss|rss2|atom)/?$ feed.php?feed=atom [L]
RewriteRule ^rss2.xml feed.php [L]
RewriteRule ^atom.xml feed.php?feed=atom [L]I was going to write up little entries about each of these links, but I think I'll just post em all up at once. Yeah, it's the laziness in me I guess. Most of them are self explanetory anyway. Enjoy.