Yesterday, I installed the Cyanogenmod 7.1.0-RC1 on my HTC Inspire 4G phone. It looks and works great, but since the minute I installed it, I started to have issues with the Android Market, specifically versions 3.1.3 and 3.1.2.

• android
• android-market
• android-market-3-1-3
• android-market-3-1-5
• crash
• cyanogenmod
• fixes
• force-close
• htc
• htc-desire-hd
• htc-inspire-4g
• instructions
• market
• rom

Yesterday, I made a fresh install of the latest msysGit (which is 1.7.6 as of right now).

• akitaonrails
• bugs
• everything
• git
• git-submodule
• libiconv-2
• libiconv2
• vim
• windows

I was trying to do some cool effect on a project I'm working on by fading in the front page.
The trick looks really nice and it's easy to implement.

• fade-in
• fade-out
• fixes
• ie
• instructions
• jquery

I was trying to run the following command on a new rails 3.1 app and it was failing... badly.

• error
• fixes
• instructions
• migrate
• migrations
• rails
• rake
• ruby
• stack

Last night I installed the latest version of RubyMine (just to have it as a backup plan though).
I then tried to install the IdeaVIM plugin which, for older versions, had worked fine for me.

• fixes
• idea-vim
• jetbrains
• rubymine
• vim

I upgraded to rails 3.1.0 and created a new 'test_app'.

• instructions
• javascript-runtime
• rails
• rails3-1
• ruby
• ubuntu

So, I tweeted a question earlier today about what editor is preferred by the rubyists and, although I didn't get many answers, it, combined with a recent discussion I had about RubyMine vs Vim later, helped me clear my reasoning a bit.

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• ide
• opinions
• ruby
• rubymine
• ubuntu
• vim