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by RegEx 15y ago
The forum and cms options in rails are fairly abysmal right now. I've worked with refinerycms a bit, and it seems to have the most potential so far. No rails forum packages can compete with phpbb, though.
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Show HN: backup Route53 DNS data to S3(github.com)
1 points by RegEx 15y ago|0 comments
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Extensive documentation on deploying your first rails app(github.com)
1 points by RegEx 15y ago|0 comments
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by RegEx 15y ago
Getting windows media components for quicktime helped me. http://www.microsoft.com/download/en/details.aspx?displaylan...
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by RegEx 15y ago
We're discussing the live hearing in ##SOPA on freenode. Beware, there are redditors ;)
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by RegEx 15y ago
Nice read, and nice example of specialization: Simply putting "for developers" in the title surely helped this article get so high on HN, though there's no application of computer science or programming to make the article more tailored for
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by RegEx 15y ago
Has any progress been made with Codecademy? I still only see three JavaScript courses. Has no one contributed to the lessons?
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Command Line Time Tracking via Toggl API(github.com)
2 points by RegEx 15y ago|0 comments
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by RegEx 15y ago
Here's the HN submission for that article. http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2780248
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by RegEx 15y ago
"Requests is an ISC Licensed HTTP library, written in Python, for human beings. Most existing Python modules for sending HTTP requests are extremely verbose and cumbersome. Python’s builtin urllib2 module provides most of the HTTP capabilit
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by RegEx 15y ago
Ah. Thanks for the info.
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by RegEx 15y ago
A very respectable tribute, right down to the img src. http://images.apple.com/home/images/t_hero.png
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by RegEx 15y ago
I'll definitely give this service a try. Does anyone know of any other premium rails screencast sites? I recall a link to a funny rails article on HN about a month ago that was created by a guy who does premium rails cast for $9/mo (the sit
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by RegEx 15y ago
> The comma in its typical uses in variable assignment is pretty useless IMO. I've screwed myself over a few times by getting into the habit of using the comma in this fashion. If you accidentally make that comma a semicolon, y in your
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by RegEx 15y ago
I don't know why so many people here feel compelled to act so rude towards potential clients. Why do people get so defensive when it comes to their pricing that they have to offer the prospect analogies instead of direct answers? We all kno
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by RegEx 15y ago
You raise a good point. So we can agree that those who wish to simplify documentation should contribute directly to the docs instead of making a tutorial. That way the author of the project can ensure the explanations/examples are accurate,
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by RegEx 15y ago
I knew I'd see this comment here. Not all man pages are easy to read. The git man pages seem to be more focused on consistency and preciseness than readability, which is a great thing! However, newcomers may not be able to interpret the inf
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by RegEx 15y ago
The hype from weeks ago is long past over. Google plus came out of nowhere, took everyone by surprise. They instilled a sense of scarcity through invites in order to make the people want it. Eventually the people just forgot about it. I wan
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by RegEx 15y ago
I would have totally tried to get my family on board with G+ (I pitched the hell out of the circles thing to them), but I couldn't even make my own account as a Google apps user. Google hyped it super well, but they prevented the "super use
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by RegEx 15y ago
So this is why I find myself cycling between 5 different "productivity apps"
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by RegEx 15y ago
I'm an avid Toggl user, and I've never used the project notes before, nor have I felt pressured to by the interface. The notes feature is completely unobtrusive. It takes a few clicks to get to it.
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Should you deprecate a feature untouched by 95% of users?(support.toggl.com)
55 points by RegEx 15y ago|43 comments
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by RegEx 15y ago
You don't have to be a huge web design shop to successfully build fluid websites. A good place to start building sites like this is the 1140 grid[0]. We've knocked out a couple of client sites with it [1]. Getting the basic layout to resize
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by RegEx 15y ago
Agreed. I enjoy solving lego problems, and I think I'd be content solving lego problems for the rest of my life.
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Less.app for Windows(sort of)(vertstudios.com)
2 points by RegEx 15y ago|0 comments
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by RegEx 15y ago
I'm enjoying the social beatbox so much
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by RegEx 15y ago
These are some of the most obnoxious headlines I've read in a while. "If you are like Sweeet... Tell me more! Click Here" "Fancy Pants Algorithm" "Ninja Time Analytics" I suppose there's a demographic that responds positively to that type o
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Ask HN: Why are so many Python Cloud Hosts in Beta?
6 points by RegEx 15y ago|2 comments
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by RegEx 15y ago
No, he couldn't just say that, otherwise he wouldn't be able to list cool sounding intro to computation terms.
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Daily Contact Form Tests with Python and Cron(vertstudios.com)
1 points by RegEx 15y ago|0 comments

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