Over on the Archcoder blog, he talks about using brew to use Ruby 1.9.1 and 1.8.7 simultaneously on your system without having to use RVM. This is nice if you don't want to switch between Ruby version and want to get stuff done in rails, but still mess around with Ruby 1.9.1

http://archcoder.com/articles/20100718/use-ruby-191-side-187-terminal

Part 2 of my series on the FellowshipTech Developer blog on NoSQL with a focus on MongoDB.

http://developer.fellowshipone.com/index.php/blog/nosql_humongous_benefits_part_2

For my current project I am working on, I am using the PSake build framework for Powershell. When I attempted to call the WebDeploy application to push it out to the server I was successful when the path did not have spaces it it, but on our build server (powered by Hudson) I couldn’t get it to work because of the spaces in our directory names. I was sort of boxed in because I cannot use relative paths in WebDeploy.