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Ruby Compendium - H3RALD
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So you want to learn Ruby. 10 Good Things about Ruby. The Core and the Standard Library. What you can use for. Web Site v8.4.2. 2004 — 2016. This site was made by Fabio Cevasco. For more information, see the About. To contact me, use the links below. 104;3rald@h3rald.com. Unless stated otherwise, all the articles and content published on this web site is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 Unported License. And it is available on GitHub. David J. Perry.
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Book Review: Best Practices for Technical Writers and Editors - H3RALD
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Book Review: Best Practices for Technical Writers and Editors. Simply all the books your Documentation Team needs. Sunday, April 21 2013. I've been working in Technical Communications for nearly seven years now, first and foremost Technical Writer and more recently as Documentation Manager. In other words, my work revolves around manuals and online helps, authoring tools and guidelines, documentation standards and you get the picture. And yet, although I write articles and develop documentation tools.
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Introducing HastyScribe - H3RALD
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A simple command-line application to generate self-contained HTML documents. Sunday, July 20 2014. Did you ever have to write a document, but didn't want to (or couldn't) use MS Word or another WYSIWYG word processor? Yep, I agree: that's what Markdown. Luckily, there are a lot of editors that support Markdown out there (I just installed MacDown. Myself), and they work great, most of the time. Unfortunately though, they often:. Instead of full documents. Don't include a proper stylesheet. S even in CSS.
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ooc » Development
https://ooc-lang.org/development
Getting the source code. If you find a bug in rock, you should report it. But before you do, please make sure you have the latest version installed, and see if you can still reproduce the bug there. It is also helpful to make sure the issue hasn’t already been reported - a quick search should take care of that. You can read a list of pending feature requests. On rock’s GitHub issue tracker. Getting the source code. The source code for rock is available in the rock repository on github.
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ooc » Tutorial
https://ooc-lang.org/docs/tutorial
Once Upon A Time. Once Upon A Time. Once upon a time, there was a sysadmin who wanted to make sure her website was always online. However, she figured that she was pretty good at compiling, installing, and configuring software, but that her programming skills were a bit rusty. Oh, sure, she remembered her days at university where she learned a bit of Java, and C , and the cool mind-bending exercises in LISP, but today she felt like trying something new. She followed the installation instructions. However...
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ooc » Language
https://ooc-lang.org/docs/lang
The ooc language in a few chapters. The language has grown over the years, but it’s still relatively tidy. Here’s a list of sections of the language documentation:. Files, what a module is, what a package is, how imports and includes work. Chapter talks number literals, string literals, operators, variable declarations, and a few built-in types. Chapter describes mundane constructs like if, else, for, while, break, continue, but also match. Chapter talks about arrays and maps, among other things. Chapter...
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ooc » Community
https://ooc-lang.org/community
Ooc has a discussion group. Hosted at Google Groups. There probably is no better place to ask for help if you’re having trouble. There is an ooc IRC channel. Named #ooc-lang at Freenode. Feel free to drop by to discuss development, or if you need support. There is not always someone available, though, so feel free to send a message to the ooc-lang discussion group. Ooc 2009-2015 Amos Wenger. The content of this website is licensed under a CC BY-SA 3.0 License. And used with permission. Entypo.
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ooc » Release notes
https://ooc-lang.org/release-notes
090 release (2010-04-23 - 600 downloads). This release represents 196 commits, 178 files changed with 8520 additions and 4468 deletions, 64 issues closed, and about 30 pull requests merged! It contains a lot of contributions from @zhaihj. Who has been maintaining their own fork of rock and fixing issues while I was gone. It also contains the bulk of the work of @shamanas. Right after 0.9.9 was released, and many reports from the Cogneco team, @davidhesselbom. In particular. Welcome also to @ds84182.
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ooc » About ooc
https://ooc-lang.org/about
Ooc was born out of the desire to write cross-platform applications with a concise, yet clear syntax, and to produce native binaries rather than relying on a downloadable runtime. It’s a general-purpose, language with a source-to-source compiler (to C99), and a portable SDK, readily available bindings for quite a few C libraries, a flexible module system, testing facilities and a set of utilities to make one’s life easier. It was 2009,. Had just started studying micro-engineering at. A small team kept ma...
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