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June | 2008 | Part of the keyboard clique
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Part of the keyboard clique. Whatever I find interesting in the tech. Monthly Archives: June 2008. I managed to compile ruby-mysql. June 28, 2008. I’m using MySQL Ver 14.12 Distrib 5.0.21 for Win32 (ia32), mysql-ruby 2.7.6, msys 1.0, gcc 3.4.5. It took a bit of googling before I stumbled across this link. http:/ rubyforge.org/pipermail/instantrails-developers/2006-January/000027.html. If /mswin32/ = RUBY PLATFORM. I modified it to:. If /i386-mingw32/ = RUBY PLATFORM. I invoked the script using:. When I i...
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Why Ruby is my favourite platform and language | Part of the keyboard clique
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Part of the keyboard clique. Whatever I find interesting in the tech. I keep coming back to emacs. Emacs and Lisp →. Why Ruby is my favourite platform and language. May 15, 2008. First, read about yellow, red and green code. Ruby is the only language that I’ve encountered so far that. Helps me separate the green code from the yellow,. Provides enough library and community support to help me “get the job done”. Has something to contribute here. This entry was posted in Software Development. You are commen...
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Emacs is unfamiliar | Part of the keyboard clique
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Part of the keyboard clique. Whatever I find interesting in the tech. Eggshell of idioms →. May 21, 2008. Getting of of “mark text” mode is difficult – Ctrl G or 3 escapes. The Windows editor merely requires one to move the cursor without Shift pressed, and all marked text is unmarked. Saving is harder – Ctrl X S as opposed to Ctrl S in the Windows world. Selecting text from “here” to “end” is harder:. Ctrl Space, End, as opposed to (Ctrl Shift) End in the Windows world. Can I condense the effort? You ar...
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Conversational Ruby | Part of the keyboard clique
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Part of the keyboard clique. Whatever I find interesting in the tech. I managed to compile ruby-mysql →. June 26, 2008. I often use Ruby to open conversations:. It’s easy to write short, quick Ruby code that works,. It’s readable enough even for new people,. It’s easy enough to pick up that new people can take my code and run with it,. It’s expressive,. It’s fun to write code in. This entry was posted in Programming. I managed to compile ruby-mysql →. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here.
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March | 2007 | Part of the keyboard clique
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Part of the keyboard clique. Whatever I find interesting in the tech. Monthly Archives: March 2007. The ideal requirement to code ratio. March 22, 2007. As a software developer, I have often fallen into the trap of trying to design a “powerful” framework that satisfies all my wants. I would often end up trying to solve food, clothing and shelter, when what I really needed was a simple templating system. With this sudden clarity has come resolution. Frameworkitis. Arsalan Zaidi’s Blog.
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January | 2007 | Part of the keyboard clique
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Part of the keyboard clique. Whatever I find interesting in the tech. Monthly Archives: January 2007. An old php quince. January 26, 2007. Php $b=%c%s%c;printf($b,39,$b,39);? 8217; printf($b,39,$b,39);? Read about the state of the Ruby VMs. January 17, 2007. The Impending Ruby Fracture. Is an interesting read on the state of the Ruby virtual machines. The comments are equally interesting, since they complete the perspective. January 16, 2007. January 6, 2007. On Dare Obasanjo’s blog. JSON is great for de...
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Part of the keyboard clique | Whatever I find interesting in the tech | Page 2
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Part of the keyboard clique. Whatever I find interesting in the tech. Newer posts →. I keep coming back to emacs. May 15, 2008. 8230;and keep coming back. I’m back at emacs again. I now realize that I never gave up on it. I’ve finally decided to go the route of keeping a cheat sheet open. This iteration, I’ve been through common lisp, and emacs once before. So I should be able to get more out of it. Platforms that help you build more. May 15, 2008. The ideal requirement to code ratio. March 22, 2007.
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Eggshell of idioms | Part of the keyboard clique
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Part of the keyboard clique. Whatever I find interesting in the tech. Conversational Ruby →. June 26, 2008. It is hard, but rewarding, to shine light on idioms. This has been my experience. But interfaces do not have to be in every language that has classes. This is the part where I can get quite verbose. It takes me time to explain dynamic dispatch, and the absence of interfaces. Why a duck can be a bird without implementing IBird, and indeed why IBird doesn’t have to exist. There is an eggshell of stat...
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I managed to compile ruby-mysql | Part of the keyboard clique
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Part of the keyboard clique. Whatever I find interesting in the tech. I managed to compile ruby-mysql. June 28, 2008. I’m using MySQL Ver 14.12 Distrib 5.0.21 for Win32 (ia32), mysql-ruby 2.7.6, msys 1.0, gcc 3.4.5. It took a bit of googling before I stumbled across this link. http:/ rubyforge.org/pipermail/instantrails-developers/2006-January/000027.html. If /mswin32/ = RUBY PLATFORM. I modified it to:. If /i386-mingw32/ = RUBY PLATFORM. I invoked the script using:. This entry was posted in Programming.
