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Jaime Iniesta

Freelance Ruby on Rails developer.

I'm an independent web developer currently living in Girona, Spain, and working at ProRuby.

I've been developing applications for 10 years now, the last 6 of them as a freelance.

I work with Rails since 2005. I'm a co-founder of the Spanish Ruby Users Group, member of Spain.rb, and organizer of Conferencia Rails and EuRuKo 2009.

I'm a Ruby on Rails contributor.

I also have experience as college professor and as speaker at Ruby (and Ruby on Rails) conferences.

If you would like to hire me, please contact me at jaimeiniesta@gmail.com.

Posts

  • August 10, 12:48 PM

    How to generate a static version of a website using nanoc and nokogiri

    More than a year has passed since we organized EuRuKo 2009 on Barcelona, so we thought that it had come the time to shut down the Ruby on Rails web applications we used for its website (a custom registration app and a simplelog).

    We wanted to maintain an archive for them, but it had to be so simple that it required zero maintenance. So we thought, hey, let's just make a static HTML version of the whole site.

    Static, but not too static

    After considering several techniques like activating full page caching on the rails applications and grab the generated files, or use wget on recursive mode to spider the site, none of these solutions satisfied me. Both of these solutions would do more or less what we wanted, but we would end up with hundreds of static html files that would be a nightmare to postprocess and adapt for the final static version.

    So after thinking about it for a while, I reached out for my ruby toolbox, took a few of them and built a custom quick-and-dirty script standing on the shoulders of giants like nanoc and nokogiri.

    What is nanoc?

    "nanoc is a tool that runs on your local computer and compiles documents written in formats such as Markdown, Textile, Haml… into a static web site consisting of simple HTML files, ready for uploading to any web server".

    Yeah, that's what it is. You have a folder with the content of each section, and a folder with the layouts you want to apply, using erb, just like you would do on a Ruby on Rails site. nanoc runs through all the content files and applies the layout to them, generating an output folder with all your HTML ready to upload to the server.

    You're also able to define custom rules and use helpers and filters for processing the content, it's a really simple and awesome tool, perfect for this task.

    So, I chose nanoc. Adapting the layout from our rails apps was a piece of cake. I had almost the same layout with its <%= yield %> line into place, and I also copied the assets (css, javascript and images). Now I just needed to define the contents of each section. But we had hundreds of them!

    We need a spider robot here

    Going manually through all of the sections on the original site and copypasting its contents was certainly not one of my options. I'd rather sit on a slowly rotating swordfish. 

    This was a job for one of those efficient and cold-blooded spider robots. That's the plan: have a spider robot visit all the sections of the original site, and get its title and the contents of the DIV with id="content". Then tell nanoc to create an item for it. Put the grabbed content on the nanoc item, along with its title attribute. Then, once done for all the site, we would just run "nanoc compile" and the whole static site would be generated. Easy, isn't it?

    Sitemaps for lazy spiders

    Poor little spider robot looked at me and said "hey, it's summer here, I'm lazy, I could certainly find my way through your website but... know what? We spider robots are quite tired of doing all this over and over again! I'd too rather sit on a slowly rotating swordfish than spidering all of your links and then finding that some of them had to be excluded. Why don't you give me a little sitemap and I'll know exactly what you want me to visit?"

    So I said "hey, excuse me, you're right, I wouldn't want to waste your precious robot time, let's build this sitemap you want". And I emailed Fernando Guillén, who had built the original app, and I said to him, "hey, can you build a sitemap of the site for this little grumpy spider?". And in a couple of minutes he had it ready.

    Enter nokogiri

    So, if you're still reading this, at this point of the story the plan is visiting a sitemap XML file with all the URLs we want to grab, and for each one of them, visit it and scrape its title and the contents of a given DIV. What could we use for this? Right! Nokogiri!

    "Nokogiri (鋸) is an HTML, XML, SAX, and Reader parser. Among Nokogiri’s many features is the ability to search documents via XPath or CSS3 selectors."

    Nokogiri can process XML files, as well as HTML files. It can also process a file on a server, or a local file. Perfect for the job.

    The script

    So I wrote this quick-and-dirty script. ("hey, stop calling me quick and dirty!" -- said the spider. But that's what it is, a quick, dirty and hairy spider robot.)

    To create a new spider you need to pass it these three parameters:
    • sitemap, which can be a local XML file or a remote XML file on a server
    • root_url, which is a string indicating the original root URL 
    • extract_id, which is a string telling the id of the DOM element from where the contents should be grabbed
    Then you just call its create_nanoc_items method, and the spider will go berserker, process the XML and create all the sections inside your nanoc site.

    Helpers and filters

    nanoc lets you use helpers, just like you're used to in a Rails application. I used two from nanoc's helpers, one to let me include partials, other to be able to use link_to, and defined a pair of them myself.

    You can also use filters to process your content. I defined a custom filter to clean the grabbed HTML a bit, hiding an annoying div and rewriting some links.

    Rack attack!

    So I finally run the spider, it fetched the site and prepared all those nanoc items for me. Thanks! Then I just run "nanoc compile" to generate the final site, and the generated static site was there waiting peacefully on its output folder. Time to upload it to the new server!

    While it would be too easy to just upload it to a normal web server, we thought it would be hackier to put it on Heroku. We love it and it's as simple as it can get. Yes, you can have static sites on Heroku too, as long as you define some basic rack configuration for its Thin web server.

    I then remembered that Raúl Murciano had given a great talk (with a pair of videos available) about Rack on Conferencia Rails 2009, so I emailed him for help, and he soon came out with this config.ru file. I throwed it in, along with the gem manifesto file that Heroku asks, pushed it to the server and... boom! there it was, alive and kicking, but completely static, the new EuRuKo 2009 archive.

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  • August 07, 10:36 AM

    Interviewed on Spanish Rails podcast

    Ruby on Rails has a large community of developers in Spain, which is growing day by day thanks in part to initiatives like Rails Hispano, a new Spanish podcast about Ruby on Rails.

    I was invited to participate on the latest episode, where I talked about my experience as a Ruby on Rails freelance. It was a pleasure to share the mic with Fernando Guillén, Raúl Murciano and Marcelino Llano.

    I'd like to see more people encouraged to try the freelance way in Spain, come on people, give yourself a chance!

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  • June 25, 02:32 PM

    Having fun with 37signals Draft

    Draft, the first 37signals app for the iPad lets you draw quick sketches and wireframes, using only your fingers. It's great, you only have two inks, white and red, and an eraser. Why more?

    You can also send your drawings to Campfire or by email. This is a great tool to quickly express your ideas, and I find that it's also very relaxing, just sit on the sofa and draw like a kid!

    There goes my first piece of art. This is the Guy With The Curved Scrollbar Hat:

    And, here's my second masterpiece, the Bloody Mosquito:

    Even my 5 months old son has been able to make a great piece of abstract work. :P

    If you're not on an iPad you can try a clone of this app that runs on a browser. It's really great, offers you 4 inks (although maybe with 2 is enough), but lacks an eraser (which could be easily implemented with a black ink as does 37signals).

    But of course, drawing with your fingers is so much better than with a mouse. Go try Draft on an iPad!

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  • June 21, 11:24 AM

    hashtag_retweet_bot

    hashtag_retweet_bot is a ruby bot that retweets all twits tagged by a certain hashtag. It's ideal for conferences, meetup groups, communities, etc.

    As an example, let's say you want to retweet every twit found with the hashtag #icecream every 5 minutes (300 seconds). This ruby gem will let you do it as easily as running:

    hashtag_retweet_bot icecream 300

    This bot was born as a little script for the Scotland On Rails 2008 conference. We saw it in action there and as it was nice and useful, so we forked it to adapt it to our needs at the EuRuKo 2009 conference.

    This year, Tomasz Stachewicz from the EuRuKo 2010 has adapted and modernized it so that it works with Bundler, OAuth, native RT and some other improvements.

    We can expect the EuRuKo 2011 will go ahead and improve it for the next year :)

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  • June 17, 06:07 PM

    José Valim and Xavier Noria at Barcelona On Rails

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  • June 16, 10:46 AM

    The Agile Samurai

    I've just finished reading The Agile Samurai (better said, the first 17 chapters that have been written as this book is still on beta), and I would like to share it with you as I think it's a nice book to read.

    To be honest, I expected a bit more from a book with such a strong title, but I see that this book was intented for people who want to get a general idea of what the Agile developing world is like.

    So, if you're already into Agile lands, you'll surely find it a fun book to read but it won't teach you anything you didn't already know; if you're new into Agile, it will show you a whole new land. You should definitely read it in this case.

    This book covers topics like project inception, planning, creating agile teams, comunication, story cards, burn-down charts, test-driven development, and more.

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  • metainspector

    Ruby gem for web scraping purposes. It scrapes a given URL, and returns you its title, meta description, meta keywords, an array with all the links, all the images in it, etc.
    8 watchers
    Pushed 15 months ago

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    3 forks / 26 watchers
    Pushed 2 months ago

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    Pushed 3 months ago

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    Ruby regular expressions library
    1 watcher
    Pushed 3 months ago

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    2 watchers
    Pushed 2 months ago

  • hashtag_retweet_bot

    script/bot that retweets tweets with given tag
    1 watcher
    Pushed 2 months ago

  • AFG

    Antartic Field Guides frontend
    1 watcher
    Pushed 12 weeks ago

  • pdi_registro

    Aplicacion de Registro
    1 watcher
    Pushed 10 weeks ago

  • SRUG.org

    SRUG.org website
    2 watchers
    Pushed 3 weeks ago

  • euruko_2009_app_archive

    Static version of the EuRuKo2009 Application
    1 fork / 2 watchers
    Pushed 3 weeks ago

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    18 forks / 411 watchers
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    33 watchers
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    11 watchers
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    13 watchers
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    16 forks / 737 watchers
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    1 fork / 14 watchers
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    3 forks / 14 watchers
    Pushed 6 months ago

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    4 forks / 132 watchers
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    7 watchers
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    21 forks / 160 watchers
    Pushed 39 hours ago

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    1 fork / 160 watchers
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    31 forks / 632 watchers
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    7 forks / 149 watchers
    Pushed 6 months ago

  • backup

    Backup is a Ruby Gem written for Unix and Rails environments. It can be used both with and without the Ruby on Rails framework! This gem offers a quick and simple solution to backing up databases such as MySQL/PostgreSQL/SQLite and Files/Folders. All backups can be transferred to Amazon S3, Rackspace Cloud Files, any remote server you have access to (using either SCP, SFTP or regular FTP), or a Local server. Backup handles Compression, Archiving, Encryption, Backup Cleaning (Cycling) and supports Email Notifications.
    18 forks / 179 watchers
    Pushed 2 days ago

  • Given

    A Given/When/Then Specification Framework
    48 watchers
    Pushed 3 weeks ago

  • unencumbered

    Just enough Cucumber in RSpec.
    2 forks / 65 watchers
    Pushed 3 weeks ago

  • acts-as-rated

    git svn clone of acts-as-rated
    4 watchers
    Pushed 10 months ago

  • rails-ckeditor

    Rails plugin for integration ckeditor 3.x
    2 forks / 33 watchers
    Pushed 4 months ago

  • leftright

    Cool replacement for Test::Unit's TestRunner
    2 forks / 86 watchers
    Pushed 14 days ago

  • bcnonrails

    7 watchers
    Pushed 11 weeks ago

  • capybara

    webrat alternative which aims to support all browser simulators
    137 forks / 812 watchers
    Pushed 4 days ago

  • Ultimate-Image-Model

    Ongoing attempt to build a high-performance image model for use in Rails applications. Uses Paperclip and delayed_job to process and store large image files asynchronously in your app.
    4 watchers
    Pushed 9 months ago

  • cancan

    Simple authorization for Rails.
    45 forks / 1146 watchers
    Pushed 128 minutes ago

  • cramp

    Asynchronous ruby framework for realtime web applications
    25 forks / 341 watchers
    Pushed 16 days ago

  • learn.github.com

    GitHub Learning Series
    1 watcher
    Pushed 8 months ago

  • rspec-rails

    Rspec-2 for Rails-3
    44 forks / 304 watchers
    Pushed 41 hours ago

  • pdi_registro

    Aplicacion de Registro
    2 forks / 5 watchers
    Pushed 2 weeks ago

  • quotly

    Quotes implemented with Sinatra + Redis
    1 fork / 5 watchers
    Pushed 2 months ago

  • pismo

    Extracts machine-readable metadata and content from Web pages
    2 forks / 57 watchers
    Pushed 9 weeks ago

  • rakegrowl

    Get Growled when your long running rake tasks finish
    1 fork / 18 watchers
    Pushed 7 months ago

  • bundler

    Manage your application's gem dependencies with less pain
    113 forks / 816 watchers
    Pushed 16 hours ago

  • rails_upgrade

    Plugin to run checks on your Rails 2.x/3.x to check for obvious upgrade points on the path to 3.0
    14 forks / 293 watchers
    Pushed 2 weeks ago

  • holygrail

    Harmony plugin for Ruby on Rails tests
    6 forks / 199 watchers
    Pushed 5 months ago

  • includer

    Easy way to include files into another files
    5 watchers
    Pushed 6 months ago

  • delorean

    Delorean lets you travel in time with Ruby by mocking Time.now
    2 forks / 181 watchers
    Pushed 3 months ago

  • ruby

    The Ruby Programming Language
    31 forks / 643 watchers
    Pushed 6 hours ago

  • ruby_regex

    Ruby regular expressions library
    3 forks / 30 watchers
    Pushed 15 days ago

  • exception2db

    log rails exceptions to database when you can't use hoptoad because of privacy reasons. You still get to use hoptoad_notifier and hoptoad API . However the exception data gets saved in a database instead of going to hoptoad.
    2 forks / 27 watchers
    Pushed 2 weeks ago

  • awesome_print

    Pretty print your Ruby objects with style -- in full color and with proper indentation
    19 forks / 522 watchers
    Pushed 3 months ago

  • aspchat

    rails/metal chat plugin with a memcached backend
    9 watchers
    Pushed 4 months ago

  • rack-offline

    A Rack and Rails plugin for building offline web applications
    6 forks / 221 watchers
    Pushed 2 months ago

  • monster_mash

    Provides a fun interface to quickly build API libraries using Typhoeus.
    2 forks / 78 watchers
    Pushed 10 weeks ago

  • steak

    Minimalist acceptance testing on top of RSpec
    1 watcher
    Pushed 2 months ago

  • demo_steak_capybara

    App de ejemplo para taller Steak
    1 fork / 12 watchers
    Pushed 3 months ago

  • AFG

    Antartic Field Guides frontend
    1 fork / 8 watchers
    Pushed 36 hours ago

  • mailman

    [RSoC] An incoming mail processing microframework in Ruby
    5 forks / 369 watchers
    Pushed 29 hours ago

  • ruby_regex

    Ruby regular expressions library
    1 watcher
    Pushed 3 months ago

  • populo

    web platform for the liquid democracy
    7 watchers
    Pushed 10 weeks ago

  • query_reviewer

    This rails plugin not only runs "EXPLAIN" before each of your select queries in development, but provides a small DIV in the rendered output of each page with the summary of query warnings that it analyzed.
    2 watchers
    Pushed 2 months ago

  • hashtag_retweet_bot

    script/bot that retweets tweets with given tag
    3 watchers
    Pushed 2 months ago

  • hashtag_retweet_bot

    script/bot that retweets tweets with given tag
    1 watcher
    Pushed 2 months ago

  • AFG

    Antartic Field Guides frontend
    1 watcher
    Pushed 12 weeks ago

  • livereload

    LiveReload applies CSS/JS changes to Safari or Chrome w/o reloading the page (and autoreloads the page when HTML changes)
    12 forks / 379 watchers
    Pushed 17 days ago

  • pdi_registro

    Aplicacion de Registro
    1 watcher
    Pushed 10 weeks ago

  • SRUG.org

    SRUG.org website
    2 watchers
    Pushed 3 weeks ago

  • euruko_2009_app_archive

    Static version of the EuRuKo2009 Application
    1 fork / 2 watchers
    Pushed 3 weeks ago

  • jquery-rails

    A gem to automate using jQuery with Rails 3
    5 forks / 71 watchers
    Pushed 3 days ago
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