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Java, the Great. There is always a battle between the users of Eclipse and Intelij Idea which IDE is better. Each group has pros and cons, but since I belong to the later group, I wish to share some pros Idea offers over Eclipse:. JPQL highlighting and code competition. I think this is one of the most powerful feature of Idea. Most IDE-s treat a JPA query as a plain string. Idea has some “magic” that it recognizes these queries regardless it is written inside a. Is checked on deployment, but errors in.

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Here vs. There. December 5, 2008 · Filed under Humor. 183 Tagged Customer service. In July, I moved from a big city in Florida to a smaller-ish Midwestern town. Since being here, I’ve noticed some slight differences between the two locations. Here: People smile and wave at you. There: People give you the finger and steal your parking spots. Here: I need coats, sweaters, jackets, gloves, hats, scarves. There: I needed a gun. There: Upon calling the local utilities company to transfer service from one name...

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Thursday, December 03, 2009. Rails realities part 29 - Salesforce and rails integration, the easy way. In honor of Dreamforce and RubyConf both being in San Francisco at the same time a couple of weeks ago today's post is about making the two of them work together. So first off the assumptions:. You have a rails 2.3.x app (I'm sure this works with older 2.x versions but for my app I'm running 2.3.4 to be exact). What are your options? A simple 'low level" API access library to get at your SF data. Http:/...