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Experiment 21: A New Take on 2048/Threes
Why We Gave a Cron Job Monitoring Tool a Personality
Long Lost Allocation in Ruby
Fully Automated, Almost Free Backups
Re:The Font-Face Firefox Fiasco
on Thursday July 05, 2012 @03:19PM (#4204514)
True. The fiasco is more or less around the issue of discovering the root cause of why my fonts weren't displaying properly in Firefox, when they did in webkit.
The Font-Face Firefox Fiasco
RubyMotion backed by Parse.com
5 Awesome Things About RubyMotion
Keyboard Shortcuts in a Spine-Rails app
Delayed Job 3 Released
Re:Gemnasium: Ruby gem notifications, now free
on Wednesday November 30, 2011 @11:18AM (#3295515)
A big advantage of Gemnasium is its push nature, rather than pull. You could use bundlers outdated command as well, but when you have multiple projects keeping up with that becomes burdensome.
Check out https://gemnasium.com/questions for some more details.
Re:Starting is easy. Finishing is hard. Finish something at Finish Wee...
on Thursday October 20, 2011 @06:24PM (#3137392)
Thanks for the feedback. We'll be sure to get more info regarding the venue and location soon.
If you're in Chicago, come on over!
Re:Starting is easy. Finishing is hard. Finish something at Finish Wee...
on Thursday October 20, 2011 @06:01PM (#3137298)
I'll be getting in touch shortly.
Re:Starting is easy. Finishing is hard. Finish something at Finish Wee...
on Thursday October 20, 2011 @05:52PM (#3137249)
Very true, but then we wouldn't be able to transition to a vacation site for weekend getaways in Finland if things go south…
Re:Starting is easy. Finishing is hard. Finish something at Finish Wee...
on Thursday October 20, 2011 @05:49PM (#3137234)
You nailed it! You could consider it a hackfest with an emphasis on finishing something you've been meaning to get around to, just haven't had the time.
Starting is easy. Finishing is hard. Finish something at Finish Weekend.
What's "new" in Ruby
If You Can't Tie A Knot, Tie A Lot
Re:Scarcity of smartphone app developers stifles a growing industry in...
on Tuesday August 30, 2011 @12:15PM (#2942068)
Another article to toss in the gloom and doom pile of Michigan software industry.
Since when have rates, which are competitive in the industry, become a bad thing? Shouldn't we be praising the fact that our industry is competing with firms across the globe?
And which industry is this "stifling"? The developers, or the idea-man?
Scarcity of smartphone app developers stifles a growing industry in Michigan
Leading the Open Source Ruby Community
Re:Command Line Feedback from RVM and Git
on Tuesday August 02, 2011 @11:48PM (#2839752)
Good to know. We'll work on getting it smoothed out a bit.
Re:Command Line Feedback from RVM and Git
on Tuesday August 02, 2011 @04:56PM (#2838671)
We've wanted to make that better, just haven't found the time. Scrollbars seemed good enough for the interim.
Re:Command Line Feedback from RVM and Git
on Tuesday August 02, 2011 @04:52PM (#2838657)
Thanks for checking out the article.
Which browser and OS are you using? Scrolling isn't slow in webkit for myself, but I'd be happy to dig in and make it smoother if it's an issue.
The Search for Speedier Javascript Scenarios
Prepping your Gemfile for Rubinius
Re:Tweet later with Delayed Job
on Friday March 18, 2011 @02:33PM (#2341400)
Yep, it runs in the background.
`script/delayed_job` can be used to manage the process or `rake jobs:work`. Either will start working off jobs.