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I am having a hard time finding code validation solutions for emacs, something/s to check that my javascript / css / ruby etc is valid code, where is all this stuff at?
I assume that you’re referring to basic syntactic correctness, in which case you should look at flymake, which is included with Emacs, and which runs a validation program in the background, parses its output, and marks up the buffer with errors and warnings.
And, to get you started, here is a small module for using flymake with Ruby, and a similar one for flymake with javascript using jslint as the validation program.