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Exciting to see Microsoft embracing WebRTC! Now all we need is Apple to get on the bandwagon with iOS and Safari for Mac and the web will be a better place. #WebRTC

Some banks like Citibank do this as well.

The video at the bottoms of the article gave me goose bumps.

That venn diagram was epic!

How does Apple still not have support for WebRTC in Safari?!?

Oh boy!

Right on! This is a project I'll be keeping an eye on!

I don't see the point to this.

You should checkout Human Javascript. http://humanjavascript.com

Bootstrap!

The Grunt JS page doesn't do a great job at explains why you should use Grunt JS, this blog post does!

It's simple. TextMate 2 for your GUI editor and vim when you need to ssh into a remote box. All of my remote machines have rmate installed so it's TextMate 2 90% of the time unless I need to use NERDtree and that's where vim is handy.

I'm a fan of both approaches. On my development machine I use rvm and project specific gemsets because it gives you a sandbox development solution per project. On my production servers I prefer to use a compiled version of Ruby and manage gems with Bundler for the performance benefits.

The power of Bundler really starts to shine once you wrap your head around the versioning constrains and policies http://docs.rubygems.org/read/chapter/16#page74