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Try Ruby: Resets and Chapter Hops (88 words)
A couple new commands in Try Ruby! -
I Thought Process::detach Was My Friend (280 words)
So, Try Ruby has been riddled with problems. -
205,000 Lines of Ruby Code Donated in the Try Ruby Drive (326 words)
You hear that sound?
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One Small Flask of Metaprogramming Elixir (309 words)
We could make metaprogramming easier for the common streetsfolk.
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Hey, Alright, RailsConf! (152 words)
Outrageous, my friends. The RailsConf is on. June 22nd through the 25th, 2006. In Chicago.
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Arity Makes Good Curry (122 words)
kig just dropped this snip in the comments of the pipes discussion, which had morphed into a -
Someone's Growing an Annotator for Himself and Others (333 words)
If you haven’t already subscribed, Mauricio Fernandez’ new blog at eigenclass.
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How to Injure a Wink'r (194 words)
If it bothers you—these winkers commenting on your blog without your persuasion—you might
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Hopping Through Pipes and Closures (165 words)
Again, just an example of Ruby’s flexibility.
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Signal vs. Noise Closes Comments to Non-Hoodwink'rs (109 words)
s fun to comment on a blog when the author of the blog can’t read your comments, however: it is. -
My Repository Transplant (582 words)
I’ve moved all of my source code out of CVS and injected it all into a clean set of SVN
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JSON Closer to YAML, But No Cigar (Thanks Alot, Whitespace!) (233 words)
A while ago, I had an epiphany about all JSON being valid YAML. Great news, right?
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Real Estate Hackers Prevailing? (297 words)
The new Rails-based board game llor.nu opened a few days ago.
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MenTaL on Monads in Ruby (79 words)
Hey, there’s more Ruby to talk about. Can you believe it?
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Matz Just Sent Me a Ruby Script From 2009 (144 words)
It suddenly toppled through this DRb port I just opened!
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Ruby Cries Out (45 words)
Your exceptions are hurting Ruby, in a deep and meaningful way.
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The Sounds of Selenium Testing Your Weblickation (55 words)
I just got a note from Luke Closs about a podcast where he talks about Selenium, a tool for automated -
require 'thin_ice' (167 words)
Danger. Danger. Danger. urirequire has been released. -
Handfuls of Rails Nails (333 words)
Once we were only wading to the knee in Rails documentation.
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