For those of you that don’t stalk follow my other streams: Migration Buddy Or, “the inevitable renumbering and conflict-resolution of miggy tardust” This is a tool to help merge rails branches with conflicting migrations. The basic idea goes like this: First you migrate down to the migration you were at when you branched. Renumber any new migrations you created that conflict with any new migration
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Two simple tips for freezing your rails On the forum today Deirdre and Jordan reminded everyone of two easy and up to date tips for freezin’ your Rails. Deirdre’s (from inside a working copy of your rails app) $ export EDITOR=vi (or your editor of choice) $ svn propedit svn:externals vendor The contents should be rails http://dev.rubyonrails.org/svn/rails/tags/rel_1-0-0/ Then commit it! $ svn comm
http://d.hatena.ne.jp/rubyo/20060402/1143993335 の続きです。ささださんに教えてもらいました。有名な奥の手、だそうです。 #!/usr/local/bin/ruby class Player attr :name, :age define_method(:initialize) { |@name, @age| } end player = Player.new('Rubyo', 19) player.name.displayたしかにこれで "Rubyo" と表示されました。define_method は Kernel モジュールに実装されているプライベートメソッドでしょうか。Kenerl.define_method としたところ class.rb:5: private method `define_method' called for Kern
mongrel_cluster makes it easy to manage multiple Mongrel processes behind a reverse-proxy server and load balancer such as Pound, Balance, Lighttpd, or Apache. See also: Apache: Scaling Rails with Apache 2.2, mod_proxy_balancer and Mongrel . Lighttpd: Using Lighttpd With Mongrel Litespeed: setting up litespeed with mongrel
Hi, I'm Thomas Fuchs. I'm the author of Zepto.js, of script.aculo.us, and I'm a Ruby on Rails core alumnus. With Amy Hoy I'm building cheerful software, like Noko Time Tracking and Every Time Zone and write books like Retinafy.me. April 27th, 2006 Like those shiny reflections on web pages? Here’s a little bit of code to play with. It’s called the script.aculo.us Reflector. Currently reported to wo
This extension is no longer maintained and would take significant work to get working again. Summary This Firefox extension detects one very specific type of memory leak in chrome JavaScript and in Web pages. (Not in JavaScript components, though.) It detects when JavaScript objects in the chrome or Web page are still held by native code after the window is closed. It notifies the user after the f
Apache 2.2, mod_proxy_balancer and Mongrel Jonathan Weiss has a great little write up on their use of Apache 2.2, mod_proxy_balancer and mongrel I couldn’t agree more. As is here, here and here I’m telling you. I think it’s Mongrel -> Apache 2.2 event with mod_proxy_balancer -> k-ssl on Solaris. {k-ssl is Solaris’s Kernel level SSL proxy.} ·:· Posted 24 April 2006, 00:31 by Jason Hoffman to | Wh
rlwrap runs the specified command, intercepting user input in order to provide readline’s line editing, persistent history and completion. rlwrap tries to be as transparent as possible, keeping track of command’s terminal settings, so that it can do the right thing when command asks for single keypresses or for a password. Always use readline, regardless of command’s terminal settings. Use this op
Oh, here we go. Teach your avatar Ruby and double the population of Rubyists at once. If you want to toy with it, contact Jesse Malthus. Also, try.sh is updated to work with FreeBSD’s fetch. To give it a try: sh -c "$(fetch -o - http://tryruby.hobix.com/try.sh)" See also: Rubyless Ruby. Ruby for Windows in Under 1K. More enhancements forthcoming.
Tommy Maloney's Web 2.0 Design Kit is a tutorial about making Web 2.0 design effects using Photoshop. I ran across the tutorial just by luck and immediately recognized it as just the thing I needed for Part 2 of my Alpha Compositing tutorial. (If you haven't read it yet, part 1 is here.) This tutorial reproduces the effects described in Part 1 of the Web 2.0 Design Kit using RMagick instead of Pho
I felt my application slow yesterday and profiled it. RJS is very useful, but it seems to be slow. Thanks to Charlies's ruby-prof (it doesn't belongs to me any more and has fascinating call graph support), I found the bottleneck. It was Object#to_json. The original code is here: define_encoder String do |string| returning value = '"' do string.each_char do |char| value << case when char == "\010":
News Seamonkey Project Sat, 10 September 2011 15:50:00 GMT OpenSearch search plugins now appear to be compatible with Seamonkey 2.4 and are installable from searchplugins.net Been awhile and donations Sat, 30 July 2011 11:43:00 GMT Since I last updated the news IE9, Firefox 5] and Chrome 12 have all been released. I have also had an email asking me to mention BrandThunder and ThunderThemes which l
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