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Ruby gives me heartburn - Grayshirt
http://www.grayshirt.com/2009/09/16/ruby-gives-me-heartburn
100% All Natural Blandness. Ruby gives me heartburn. Disclaimer: this is not meant to be a “Ruby sucks” post. It’s just me publically ranting about some pains I’ve had with Ruby. Points out, In Ruby you can easily extend classes and modules. This means that nothing in Ruby (including built in classes and modules) are closed! But hunting across dozens of Ruby scripts between Rakefiles. Ruby on Rails scripts. And custom Ruby code to find the actual method definition is not my idea of a good time. 8211; Rub...
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September 2009 - Grayshirt
http://www.grayshirt.com/2009/09
100% All Natural Blandness. Monthly Archives: September 2009. Fun with scheduled tasks in Windows. As many people know, Microsoft Windows has a built-in task scheduler (like *nix cron) to run programs at particular times. Recently at work, I’ve had to start using the Microsoft Windows Server 2008/Vista Task Scheduler (2.0) which is fairly different from the Windows Server 2003/Windows XP (1.0) Task Scheduler (2.0). Read on…. On connection to user session. On disconnect from user session. The first option...
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Shaking the Tree: Code Syntax-Highlighting on Blogger
http://blog.spovich.com/2008/01/code-syntax-highlighting-on-blogger.html
Friday, January 18, 2008. Code Syntax-Highlighting on Blogger. Any self-respecting coder will not blog about programming without proper code syntax-highlighting. If you use Blogger, I'll save you the trouble of googling. Good results here. I saved the TextMate CSS into my blogger template, so now any pre tag will produce a pretty code block, and any pasted HTML code from TextMate will be blocked and colorized. I stumbled across this code when viewing RubyTips.org. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
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Shaking the Tree: January 2008
http://blog.spovich.com/2008_01_01_archive.html
Friday, January 18, 2008. Code Syntax-Highlighting on Blogger. Any self-respecting coder will not blog about programming without proper code syntax-highlighting. If you use Blogger, I'll save you the trouble of googling. Good results here. I saved the TextMate CSS into my blogger template, so now any pre tag will produce a pretty code block, and any pasted HTML code from TextMate will be blocked and colorized. I stumbled across this code when viewing RubyTips.org. Monday, January 14, 2008. That looks ok,...