seanicus.blogspot.com
S.E.A.N.I.C.U.S.: A few personal notes
http://seanicus.blogspot.com/2006/06/few-personal-notes.html
Wednesday, June 21, 2006. A few personal notes. I decided to take the plunge and purchased some hosting from Textdrive this morning, and did a bunch of updates to my DynDNS account. Pretty soon, this blog will go away, in favor of my own site, the soon-to-be-registered seancribbs.com. My reasons for the change are these:. I'm tired of Blogger's slow publishing time. I want more control over the layout, structure, and style of my blog. The new site will have a template designed by me. Here's a preview.
rote.rubyforge.org
User guide - Rote
http://rote.rubyforge.org/guide
Starting out with Rote. It is assumed that you have installed Rote already. If not, please consult the README. 8211; Rote’s standard tasks are always referred to with the base-name. This is the prefix used by the built-in Rakefile, but since it can be changed when using Rote in your own Rake builds you should of course substitute whatever is appropriate if you have chosen to modify it. Starting out with Rote. If all goes well, you should see a single line (. Rb is applied to all pages in a given. Directo...
marcuswestinblog.blogspot.com
Marcus Westin: 3/1/08 - 4/1/08
http://marcuswestinblog.blogspot.com/2008_03_01_archive.html
Three coffee cups later. Ruby, Javascript and OS X. Thursday, March 20, 2008. Playing with Signals in Ruby. Signal trapping and processing in Ruby - it's way easy. Are very useful, e.g. to detect shutdown and let your program clean up after itself. Here's a quickie that'll get you started playing. Let's see which signals we can trap. Set up trap for #{signal}. Sleep away and lets press some buttons. Try for example ctr-c. Saturday, March 15, 2008. Behavior Driven Development in Rails - Easy and Fun!
ozimodo.rubyforge.org
ozimodo - a ruby on rails tumblelog - download
http://ozimodo.rubyforge.org/download.html
How do I get it? You can download ozimodo from our kind hosts at RubyForge. Ruby on Rails 1.1.4. If you want to be cool, you’re going to need the RedCloth. Don’t worry, though: ozimodo includes the source for both. And don’t worry even more, because they are not requirements. They merely make the tumblin’ a little easier on the eyes. Once you have Rails installed and ozimodo downloaded, check out our loving install. Page for instructions on how to get started. There4; ozimodo-1.2.1.tar.gz.
rfc2616.wordpress.com
GitWrite – Blogging with Git | life. engineering. web.
https://rfc2616.wordpress.com/2010/10/20/gitwrite-blogging-with-git
Life engineering. web. If a writer writes, every day, what does a coder do? GitWrite – Blogging with Git. October 20, 2010. NOTE: This is cross-posted on my GitWrite blog. The first round of Rails Rumble 2010. Judging isn’t even done yet, but you can see all the completed entries. My favorite of the crop turns out to be from my tweep @greenideas. And his Hounds of Gore team: GitWrite. Here’s their pitch:. We want to build a WordPress-like experience on top of a Git-based blog. From → Uncategorized. Strea...