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Monthly Archives: October 2006
Go read this Intro to Io
If you are interested in the Io language, go read Getting to know Io, by Bruce. He is a Rails programmer who’s also an “Io tourist”, and this gentle intro to how Io works is fine for whetting your appetite. Go!
Delicious integrates with many services
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Originally uploaded by joshua.
The bookmarking service Del.icio.us has done quite a few “incremental changes” since I started using it. As has photo service Flickr. Here are two very small, but context-adding betterments that I like a lot.
Flickr’s small context-enhancers: more functional tags. Now Flickr sports [...]
Selenium on Rails: extra-special testing tool
[When Obie F. was in town](http://olle.ter.dk/blog/?p=308), he ended his talk by showing a final, extra-special productivity-boosting developer tool: [Selenium on Rails](http://www.openqa.org/selenium-on-rails/). As it happens, it is our own [Jonas "Danger Bay" Bengtsson](http://andthennothing.net/pages/about) who created that Rails plugin, on top of the ingenious Selenium testing software.
[Jonas' own screencast](http://andthennothing.net/archives/2006/02/20/show-dont-tell) is a little dated, but it shows off [...]
Io on OS X: Get a fixed libsgml
libsgml.zip is the libsgml library with a slightly modified build sequence, to accomodate the Mac OS X need for .dylib instead of .so files.
I learnt a bit on making Makefile.in and configure.in do my bidding, but don’t do this with your spare time. Try and download this file instead.
get the fixed libsgml, unpack it
make clean [...]
Method Resolution Order in Io
Prunedtree asked the Io channel at Freenode: “How does Io avoid diamonds and cycling when finding methods in protos? Is there code to resolve loops?” Here is the answer.
Ruby rockstars in Copenhagen, again
Cph.rb had one more
visiting rockstar. Thanks for coming, folks, and thanks for presenting, Obie! Update: Jesper’s photos.
We did the most of Kassen as an impromptu conference space. There were a large table of guys from Cph.rb, and I got to meet well-known faces, hear some rumours, yammer on about Erlang (my programming language tourist experience [...]
Posted in Events, Ruby on Rails 1 Comment
Began running
Just found an old unblogged note from August 27:
Today I went for a run in Fælledparken, with my training buddy, PM. This is a completely new experience for me: sports that I have elected to perform myself.
I’m beat! Exhausted. Sweating.
We ran from my house to the park, footfalls synchronized. After a couple of minutes, [...]
Posted in Life 3 Comments
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