Bookmarks for February 5th to February 6th
Saturday, February 6th, 2010Links for February 5th to February 6th
has_many :bugs, :through => :rails: Active Record Query Interface 3.0 –
Shadowrun Mailing List –
Bookmarks for January 22nd to January 23rd
Sunday, January 24th, 2010Links for January 22nd to January 23rd
BBC News – Why do Americans care about late night TV? –
Eleven Things You’ll never learn in school –
Greg Mankiw’s Blog: A Note from Inside –
Science Digestive: "Dear Homeopathy, from Science" (No. 2) –
Module: Test::Unit –
Engineer’s Guide to Drinks | FlowingData –
It Can’t [...]
Bookmarks for January 8th to January 14th
Friday, January 15th, 2010Links for January 8th to January 14th
Welcome to Ruby Zen : Ruby Zen –
GoLightly: Welcome to GoLightly –
Pants bombs vs America: The infernal conflict • The Register –
Status update on Ruby Zen (Ruby Appliance, remember?)
Sunday, January 3rd, 2010Image via Wikipedia
A few days before New Years, I posted how neat it’d be if we had a Ruby Appliance. This, and the mail to the ruby-talk mailing list has resulted in a couple of results already.
For one, we found a name: Ruby Zen, which fits quite well, and is appropriately Web 2.0 without being [...]
Bookmarks for December 31st to January 1st
Friday, January 1st, 2010Links for December 31st to January 1st
Computer Science Education: It’s Not Shop Class – Bits Blog – NYTimes.com –
ruby 1.9 compilation – question – ruby archive –
Adopt A Library: ClothRed
Thursday, December 31st, 2009Right. I want to, but I really can’t get to it.
ClothRed is in dire need of help. Your help.
I simply don’t have the time, or will–truth be told–to begin work on ClothRed again. The code’s become foreign to me, way too foreign, and I have to get back into the thick of things, to write [...]
A Ruby Appliance
Tuesday, December 29th, 2009What is an “Appliance”?
In this context, an appliance is a ready-to-run virtual machine. No set up to speak of required.
But why? Isn’t it easy to install Ruby wherever you like?
That is very true.
However, the Ruby ecosystem is very *NIX centric. Not everyone has the luxury, or time or ability, to setup and maintain a [...]
Ruby + vim on Windows
Monday, December 28th, 2009I’m used to being shafted as a Ruby and Windows user. The Ruby community is quite *NIX centric.
Speaking of which: Praising “open” and using Macs, makes a hypocrite at best, and an idiot at worst. Use OpenSolaris, *BSD, or Linux if you want to be open in spirit. Or, like me, stop bothering, and use [...]
Bookmarks for December 26th to December 28th
Monday, December 28th, 2009Links for December 26th to December 28th
Wu Yongwei’s Programming Page –
Difficult languages: Tongue twisters | The Economist –
RMM: Huh?
Sunday, May 3rd, 2009The Twitter/Ruby on Rails world is abuzz with the “Rails Maturity Model”.
So, curious fellow that I am, I have taken a look at the website.
And I’m left with a big “huh?”
Yes, that’s right, I have no idea what it is about. And I have the feeling that I’m not alone in this. A lot of [...]
