alexch

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   by alexch 12y ago

   RubyMine is pretty damn good, especially because you can immediately jump to the source code, even of libraries, and just read the list of available methods. It's amazing to me how completely Dwarf Fortress -- um, I mean vim and tmux
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   by alexch 12y ago

   RubyMine FTW. It's amazing to me how completely Dwarf Fortress -- um, I mean vim and tmux -- have conquered the Ruby dev world.
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   by alexch 14y ago

   My analysis: layering. YAML doesn't in itself execute untrusted code, but it has a bunch of semi-experimental features most people don't know about or use, and one of those features (deserializing arbitrary classes) has a side effect that s
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   Fonzie: a bookmarklet that will identify any font on any webpage(alexch.github.com)

   1 points by alexch 15y ago|0 comments
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   by alexch 16y ago

   If you’ve ever used the iPad or iPhone, you’ve probably noticed the absence of scrollbars. They don’t exist! Mobile Safari lets you "scroll" the entire page by sliding your finger around, but all other scrollbars are simply discarded. Esse
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   Reinventing The iPad(blog.cohuman.com)

   2 points by alexch 16y ago|1 comments
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   by alexch 17y ago

   Erector is a "builder pattern" view framework, inspired by Why's Markaby. In Erector all views are objects, not template files, which allows the full power of object-oriented programming (inheritance, modular decomposition, encapsulation) i
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   Erector: Views In Ruby For Ruby(erector.rubyforge.org)

   1 points by alexch 17y ago|1 comments