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A trip to Baltimore in June | Marked As Pertinent

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Rails, design, art, business by BJ Clark. A trip to Baltimore in June. I’m taking a trip to Baltimore. Between June 7th and June 11th. Written by BJ Clark. June 3, 2010 at 6:15 pm. Laquo; Rubymine – A Love Story. BJ Clark is a maker living in Portland, OR. He enjoys Ruby on Rails, agile, user centered design, and really good Belgian style beer. He consults via the science department. NoSQL: If Only It Was That Easy. Follow me on twitter. Follow me on Twitter. Twitter.com/jelle van damm.

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All the things we don’t know that we don’t know | Marked As Pertinent

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Rails, design, art, business by BJ Clark. All the things we don’t know that we don’t know. Paraphrasing] There are lots of things we don’t know that we don’t know about [the project we were working on]. Agile is how we optimize our process for learning those things. – Ward Cunningham. 8220;people reach erroneous conclusions and make unfortunate choices but their incompetence robs them of the metacognitive ability to realize it.” – http:/ en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dunning-kruger effect. We needed to do! I&#82...

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Summer Has Arrived | Marked As Pertinent

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Rails, design, art, business by BJ Clark. Since the weather was so wonderful here in Portland today, my wife and I decided to make fajitas for dinner. Instead of your regular “grill some chicken, fry some veggies” fajitas, I decided to do a version I saw Alton Brown do on good eats. Enjoy with a Cascadian Black Ale and plenty of guacamole, preferably on your beautiful patio with your bride. Written by BJ Clark. June 13, 2010 at 6:53 pm. Laquo; A trip to Baltimore in June. Subscribe to comments with RSS.

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Rubymine – A Love Story | Marked As Pertinent

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Rails, design, art, business by BJ Clark. Rubymine – A Love Story. Here’s what my Rubymine setup looks like:. Close the file browser and use split windows. Get rid of the toolbar, you don’t need that. Open up the Run tab on the bottom and move that out to a different window. Then fire up a Rails console and it will be out in that window also. Move this window over to your other monitor (stop reading if you don’t have one, you’re dead to me) and make the editor full screen. My favorite Rubymine features:.

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You can expect the final revision never. 5 Things to Know When Migrating Prototype to jQuery. I just finished moving 1000 lines of javascript from Prototype to jQuery. At first it went slow, but after a while it went relatively fast because the code was pretty basic. In the end, there were only 5 things that I needed to “translate”. 1 Selecting DOM elements. Prototype’s selector returns DOM elements. Element id) = DOM element. JQuery('#' element id) = jQuery object which may include 0-n DOM elements.

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5 Things to Know When Migrating Prototype to jQuery

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You can expect the final revision never. 5 Things to Know When Migrating Prototype to jQuery. I just finished moving 1000 lines of javascript from Prototype to jQuery. At first it went slow, but after a while it went relatively fast because the code was pretty basic. In the end, there were only 5 things that I needed to “translate”. 1 Selecting DOM elements. Prototype’s selector returns DOM elements. Element id) = DOM element. JQuery('#' element id) = jQuery object which may include 0-n DOM elements.

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Bundler: Oh the fail I know. | Marked As Pertinent

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Rails, design, art, business by BJ Clark. Bundler: Oh the fail I know. First, a disclaimer: I don’t want to be negative. I am only writing this because I feel it deserves attention by the community and because I love Rails so much that the fact that something is making me lose faith in it truly makes me a little sad. Anyway, on to the fail. . . Builder 0.8 soon followed suit (I believe in January) and messed us up by changing the path inside the bundler folder that all the gems where kept at to be na...