spaghetticode.it
SpaghettiCode Blog - Post recenti
http://www.spaghetticode.it/blog
SpaghettiCode Blog - Post recenti. Actionmailer-callbacks per rails3: concept di una gemma. Pubblicato oltre 4 anni fa da Andrea. Tempo fa ho sviluppato per rails 2 la gemma actionmailer-callbacks che permetteva di eseguire codice arbitrario prima e dopo la creazione o l’invio di una email, un po’ come siamo da sempre abituati a fare con i controller rails utlizzando le macro before filter e after filter o nei modelli con le callback di active record. Before create :log args. Methods) methods.each do.
thuvatharma.com
Thuva Tharma (Web Application Developer & UI Designer) - Thuva Tharma
http://www.thuvatharma.com/index.html
Hello, I'm Thuva Tharma. Hello, I'm Thuva Tharma from Toronto, Ontario. I develop web applications using Ruby on Rails, and design standards-based websites and user interfaces using XHTML, CSS and JavaScript. I also know my way around Unix system administration. I love reading books about technology, psychology, and small business marketing. I occasionally read biographies as well. Design Patterns In Ruby. I use these blogs to learn new tricks and techniques as well as to keep myself up-to-date.
pythonicworld.blogspot.com
A Pythonic World: An Alternative to ElementTree -- lxml
http://pythonicworld.blogspot.com/2009/10/alternatives-to-elementtree-lxml.html
Python tips and tricks, now with, er, Ruby. Saturday, 3 October 2009. An Alternative to ElementTree - lxml. I use ElementTree as my XML library of choice in Python, but sometimes it is lacking in what I need it to do. I have always found its support for namespaces to be awkward to use, and recently I needed to validate generated XML against a collection of XML schemas, but ElementTree has no support for this. So I had a hunt around and discovered lxml. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
pythonicworld.blogspot.com
A Pythonic World: September 2009
http://pythonicworld.blogspot.com/2009_09_01_archive.html
Python tips and tricks, now with, er, Ruby. Thursday, 10 September 2009. A new Django Podcast - Django Dose. With the demise of This Week in Django, there was a gap in the podcasting realm for Django news. Ruby and Rails have a couple of really decent podcasts, namely Ruby5. Now there's Django Dose. Which, the dose guys say, it the spiritual successor to This Week in Django. I look forward to seeing how this one pans out, though it needs to get into iTunes soon; I searched for it there and had no luck.
tundal45.wordpress.com
Ruby Quirks: String#[] | tundal45@wordpress:~$
https://tundal45.wordpress.com/2010/07/10/ruby-quirks
Puts Hello, World! In the series of posts that have Ruby Quirks in the title, my goal is to keep track of unexpected behaviors I encounter with Ruby as I continue learning the language. I will divide the quirks into separate sections (most likely respective classes) as I encounter them. Since it is the same post, that will be constantly updated, I will put the date I encountered a particular quirk next to it’s subheading. I am going to take Pete’s advice. Str = name[2,3] # str contains "his". String#[] a...
tundal45.wordpress.com
On Liberal Arts | tundal45@wordpress:~$
https://tundal45.wordpress.com/2009/11/18/on-liberal-arts
Puts Hello, World! If it seems to you that I keep talking about my experience with the US Higher Education system, you will not be wrong. Past few posts have mostly been a retrospective look into my collegiate years in the United States in an effort to abstract out lessons that I have learned that could be valuable to international students who are interested in coming to the United States. As I have mentioned before. A quick search for the term liberal arts education. And you come across many. I hope th...
joeybeninghove.com
Grape APIs - Few Quick Tidbits - joey beninghove
http://joeybeninghove.com/2012/01/21/grape-apis-few-quick-tidbits
Grape APIs - Few Quick Tidbits. It’s been pretty quiet here for a long time, but I’ve been busy building a few businesses, one of which includes a new product I’m helping to build and launch with a couple friends. One of the things I’ve been building is a robust REST API using Grape. If you want a quick overview, check out their README on the GitHub repo. I’ve really enjoyed using Grape and figured I’d share a few little tidbits of how I’m using it so far. Grape makes this really easy. My app api.rb.
lmarburger.github.io
MongoMapper Looks Promising
http://lmarburger.github.io/2009/06/mongomapper.html
I’ve been intrigued by schema-free document-oriented databases. After tinkering with CouchDB. But haven’t found a way to integrate it into my current projects. I’ve heard John Nunemaker. Sing the praises of MongoDB. In the past and today he has officially released. His ActiveRecored inspired database adapter MongoMapper. It’s got validations, callbacks, a robust find API, support for easily embedding models, and much more. The code looks almost too good to be true. Drop me a message. Who is this guy?
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