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19:23 24/01/2010
Just In Time, Not Just In Case
Something that has finally become a habit for me is adding code when it is needed, not in case it is needed. Often times we “think” we are going to need something, so we add the code to support it. What happens most ofte... #Code #Refactoring 
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01:03 27/12/2009
Do what you love mirage
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“We tend to forget that happiness doesn’t come as a result of getting something we don’t have, but rather of recognizing and appreciating what we do have.”– Frederick Koenig
“We tend to forget that happiness doesn’t come as a result of getting something we don’t have, but rather of recognizing and appreciating what we do have.”– Frederick Koenig
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07:18 07/12/2009
Programmers Anonymous
I recently had an opportunity to work on a relatively high-profile project with a crazy timeline. A coworker and I spoke with the client for the first time around lunchtime on a Friday, and the client needed a completed website,...
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środa 21 października
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19:07 21/10/2009
Nginx & Comet: Low Latency Server Push - igvita.com
#Ajax #Plugin #Web #Data #Programming #Development #Rails #Webdev #Nginx #Comet 
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środa 14 października
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19:28 14/10/2009
21 Rack Middlewares To Turbocharge Your Ruby Webapps
If you've worked with Web apps using Ruby, you might know of Rack, an interface that sits between Ruby applications and HTTP-speaking Web servers. All of the major Ruby frameworks and server setups ... #CompilationPosts #Elsewhere #RubyOnRails 
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wtorek 29 września
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14:55 29/09/2009
Make your shoulda tests faster with fast_context
I’ve been using Shoulda for a while. And for my current project, I decided to go fixtureless with Shoulda + Factory Girl. All good, except one problem. Slow as fuck tests. So here’s fast_context as a solution for it. fast_context compiles all the ‘should’s within a context into a single test.
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class UsersControllerTest < ActionController::TestCase
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17:51 18/09/2009
swallow nil
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ciekawe :)
I’ve been using this for about a year and a half.
Abomination or legitimate tool for the box?
Usage
two dots or more. nil anywhere in the chain is an acceptable response.
campaign = swallow_nil { supporter.po...
ciekawe :)
I’ve been using this for about a year and a half.
Abomination or legitimate tool for the box?
Usage
two dots or more. nil anywhere in the chain is an acceptable response.
campaign = swallow_nil { supporter.po...
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21:30 31/08/2009
Three reasons to love ActionController::Responder
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Rails 3 is going to be so cool!
A couple weeks ago, I wrote about the newly added ActionController::Responder which summarizes your application behavior for a specified format in just...
Rails 3 is going to be so cool!
A couple weeks ago, I wrote about the newly added ActionController::Responder which summarizes your application behavior for a specified format in just...
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piątek 7 sierpnia
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17:24 07/08/2009
save! > save
Thoughtbot folks have a great article on not expecting exceptions – save bang your head, active record will drive you mad. I’ll admit, just like the poster, I used to use save! in controllers to DRY my code. And have a global rescue_from in application.rb. But over the time, I changed the camp and now I’m fully in that “Don’t expect expectations” camp. Some things are more important that DRYing 3 lines of code.
But I’d want to take this a step further. When you’re not expecting so... #Activerecord #Practise
But I’d want to take this a step further. When you’re not expecting so... #Activerecord #Practise
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17:24 07/08/2009
save! > save
Thoughtbot folks have a great article on not expecting exceptions – save bang your head, active record will drive you mad. I’ll admit, just like the poster, I used to use save! in controllers to DRY my code. And have a global rescue_fr... #Activerecord #Practise
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17:24 07/08/2009
save! > save
Thoughtbot folks have a great article on not expecting exceptions – save bang your head, active record will drive you mad. I’ll admit, just like the poster, I used to use save! in controllers to DRY my code. And have a global rescue_fr... #Activerecord #Practise
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12:27 01/08/2009
tig, the ncurses front-end to Git
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command-line interface to #git
This is a guest post from Nathan de Vries.
I’ve never really been a fan of gitk, but early on when I started using Git I found a tool called tig. It’s available in MacP...
command-line interface to #git
This is a guest post from Nathan de Vries.
I’ve never really been a fan of gitk, but early on when I started using Git I found a tool called tig. It’s available in MacP...
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wtorek 28 lipca
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18:28 28/07/2009
Mystery Guest
#Development #Antipattern #Testing
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18:28 28/07/2009
Mystery Guest
#Development #Antipattern #Testing
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poniedziałek 20 lipca
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17:42 20/07/2009
XHTML died alone, the semantic web is next
Story time:
Thursday, July 2nd 2009. Officials announce the death of XHTML2. Multiple suspects, including HTML4, HTML5 and XHTML1 have been taken into pre-trial custody.
The investigation is difficult. XHTML1...
Thursday, July 2nd 2009. Officials announce the death of XHTML2. Multiple suspects, including HTML4, HTML5 and XHTML1 have been taken into pre-trial custody.
The investigation is difficult. XHTML1...
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sobota 11 lipca
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00:22 12/07/2009
When I Enter the Office, the Imperial March Plays
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fajna idea :)
A long time ago in an office far, far away… robot wars! I mean, budget surplus! We had a bit extra in the budget a while back and so we did what any responsible business...
fajna idea :)
A long time ago in an office far, far away… robot wars! I mean, budget surplus! We had a bit extra in the budget a while back and so we did what any responsible business...
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poniedziałek 25 maja
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05:06 17/05/2009
Include vs Extend in Ruby
In which I show the difference between include and extend when working with modules in Ruby.
Now that we know the difference between an instance method and a class method, let’s cover the difference between include and extend in regards to modules. Include is for adding methods to an instance of a class and extend is for adding class methods. Let’s take a look at a small example.
module Foo
def foo
puts 'heyyyyoooo!'
end
end
class Bar
include Foo
end
Ba... #Beginner #Extend #Include
Now that we know the difference between an instance method and a class method, let’s cover the difference between include and extend in regards to modules. Include is for adding methods to an instance of a class and extend is for adding class methods. Let’s take a look at a small example.
module Foo
def foo
puts 'heyyyyoooo!'
end
end
class Bar
include Foo
end
Ba... #Beginner #Extend #Include
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