sneaking Ruby through the system
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So, how do Tada and Basecamp do dynamic virtual hosts to give each user their own subdomain?
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Twelve dollar kit from The Red Hat Society.
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If you have been participating in the Rails mailing list, then you’re helping to author this
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Ryan Davis says ruby2c is mere hours away. His goal has been to translate the entire Ruby stdlib.
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I know you guys can’t get enough of this Rails thing. It’s teh pop0lar href!!
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Fzort on Advogato has a lovely little collection of C magic tricks and puzzles.
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Forget Kapsules.
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Some debian developers discussed the split of Ruby standard libraries and gave a proposal to add two
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A couple of weeks ago, Curt Hibbs brought up Kapsules, desktop widgets for Windows, which can be
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Story goes: someone at Amazon DevCon asked Python creator Guido about Ruby.
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With all the ta-da over the Rails tutorial at ONLamp, I thought I’d interview a pertinent
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We’re all so protective over our little jewel.
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It’s tragic that this sat in my inbox so long.
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Last week was big.
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Robert Klemme used this inject on the Ruby-Talk list today to emulate Hash#values behavior:
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Allo, friends. Great news. The new Syck is buildable. Yes, it has some problems.
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We’ve got Ruby 1.8.2. Then we want to know changes from 1.8.1 to 1.8.2, don’t we?
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From Matz blog
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Glossy 16” x 20” taxonomy of Ruby’s builtin classes and methods.
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I’m not going to avoid getting cosmic today.
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Well, RedHanded was a month old.. err, a couple days ago. It’s just kinda wierd.
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Can’t remember where I saw this.
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A couple days ago, the topic was RubyMail. Dan Berger’s question was: how to do attachments.
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I recently got my hands on a copy of Hal Fulton’s The Ruby Way, published in 2002 by Sams
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Got some mails from you folks wanting to report the feature story at O’Reilly’s ONLamp.
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Developers Summit 2005, called DevSumi, will be held at Feb 3-4 by Shoei-Sha1, which is a software
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When it comes to e-mail manipulation, RubyMail has always been my answer.
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ple who shares a passionate love for the Ruby language (and its messenger RedHanded-dot-Hobix-dot-com)
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It’s great to hear that Google has started a simple solidarity against web spam.
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Ruby is becoming the language for conversion of idea-to-task, for recording and processing notes.
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On Ruby-Talk, there’s been some discussion about working on a simple, friendly Ruby portal for
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Here we are again with another new staff interview.
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If you just joined us, we’re fawning over Tanaka-san’s code lately.
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Last Saturday, Tokyo Rubyists held a new year party after a private seminar once a month where they
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I guess things are really happening around here.
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Among the various news aggregation portals (Bloglines, Artima, etc.)
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On his journal, Matz has illustrated some differences between Ruby classes and Python classes,
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I know a lot of you are coming over from PHP. Well, you know what you can do for us?
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I have huge aspirations for each of you. Only I see who you really could be.
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Oh, one other bit from Tanaka-san: valgrind-ruby.
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Well within your codefest budget and absolutely perfect if you have assimilated a motley band of five.
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I can hardly see anything else right now.
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People love codefests. Many things change over time, but a few things are always the same.
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But none of you are allow to say you love Ruby until you solve the maze.
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I’m shocked and honoured and, frankly, thrilled to see what will be showing up in eban’s
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If, by now, you still haven’t submitted a codefest proposal, then you are obviously just
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Red knit sweater with not only giant white intarsia ducks, but glossy pearly duck buttons as well.
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Oh, here’s a very bad habit for me to start.
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Hey, imagine if you could do this with your wiki: Create new RecentChanges-style pages with custom
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With air travel prices recently dropping in the U.S.
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Sasada Koichi just released his first proper version of his Ruby bytecode compiler and virtual
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Time for a snaky Python link as a peace offering today. Saw this on Matz’ blog.
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Gorou’s 2nd Life is a blog from Ruby’s homeland (.jp)
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This week’s Ruby Quiz (a capital effort by JEGII) was solved in less than 300 bytes.
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Each day this week I’m going to be pitching some ideas for Ruby codefests.
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Gosh, guys. More people gettin railz0r3d.
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Yeah, so, I really appreciate the support Bruce Eckel has shown this last year.
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nt to echo the concern he has for you TextMate users who can’t relate to the current robot icon.
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Two array-related behaviors that took me off-guard this week.
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y Armin Roehrl, quite a number feature the patented Brief Brilliance of Matz, some going back to 1999.
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When asked about the future of Unicode in Ruby 1.9/2.
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I’m bent on accessorizing you folks. Out there. All you good folks who come here all the time.
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Amid a discussion on the list about XML v. YAML (hope they declare a winner!)
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Huh, wordpress-to-hobix.rb just got here. It’s got a lever!!
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Howard Lewis Ship, the father of the Jakarta Tapestry and Hivemind frameworks, was given a PickAxe II
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Is this really a food photo blog by NaHi??
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Okay, focus. We’re lookin for more real-world tutorials, remember?
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Just noticed RCR 290 —Add warning for misspellings of ‘initialize’—which
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Windozers, give ear.
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Look, two podcasting utilities on Rubyforge already: podcatcher and rpodder. This is a glad omen.
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See, this is what’s best, people. Rosy and bejeweled trackballs from Japan.
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Coming off of the most shudderingly epochal year in Ruby’s history, don’t you feel like
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I can’t truthfully say what level of coder I am.
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I know this is a dead simple library, but I’ve been wanting this forever and just not getting