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by izietto 13y ago
Indeed: def not_impl(reason = 'unknown reason') raise NotImplementedError.new reason end not_impl #=> NotImplementedError: unknown reason not_impl 'TODO' #=> NotImplementedError: TODO You can even
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by izietto 13y ago
> I even find reading the Perl 6 synopsis ( http://perlcabal.org/syn/ ) entertaining. The Operators page ( http://perlcabal.org/syn/S03.html ) scares me O.O
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by izietto 13y ago
The three-dots operator for not implemented code is a clever idea IMHO, if it was present in Ruby I would use it all the time :-)
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by izietto 13y ago
The technology choice is a consequence of your needs. If it is a one page web app maybe node.js + JS-framework-at-your-choice, or Rails + Angular.js are good options; if it is a "classic" web app there's plenty of options: Ra
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by izietto 13y ago
[XKCD] University Website http://xkcd.com/773/
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by izietto 13y ago
At first I read " Valve is created by doing" :-$
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by izietto 13y ago
Win 8.1 Pro, no plugins
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by izietto 13y ago
It doesn't work here :-( Win 8.1, IE 11.0.9431.228
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by izietto 13y ago
I mean they lack in harmony IMHO, like KDE, which has ugly icons and button with not harmonious paddings
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by izietto 13y ago
I can't get used to Emacs (or Vim neither), they require too much keyboard interaction and they are aesthetically ugly
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by izietto 13y ago
Great news! Can't wait to replace SublimeText with this :P
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DNA seen through the eyes of a coder(ds9a.nl)
2 points by izietto 13y ago|0 comments
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by izietto 13y ago
The DBA is essential for big companies, not only Facebook or Apple. The author of the post works for a database-as-a-service provider, it's just marketing.
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by izietto 13y ago
I mean that you would have JS in your app/views folder together with the HTML views, instead of the assets folders only. 1. It doesn't depend from RJS/render :json, but from the fact that your controller responds to sync requ
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Mirage OS: unikernel OS written in OCaml(blog.xen.org)
3 points by izietto 13y ago|0 comments
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by izietto 13y ago
I'm the author of this comment: https://github.com/rails/rails/issues/12374#issuecomment-294... I still don't get the benefit over using RJS (or SJR, or JSR, whatever) instead of render :json : with
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by izietto 13y ago
I don't have much experience of FreeBSD, but I'm curious about it: for what purposes is FreeBSD used? Is it common in some work environments?
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by izietto 13y ago
Thank you :)
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by izietto 13y ago
I added placeholders to the textareas, for the cost of 42 characters: https://github.com/xem/miniCodeEditor/pull/4
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by izietto 13y ago
Copy & paste this in the address bar of your browser in order to use it as inline resource (it's data URI format): data:text/html,%20<x%20id=e><script>for(i=4;i--;)e.innerHTML+=(i?'<textarea%20id=t&#x27
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HTML5 Canvas: drawing techniques(perfectionkills.com)
2 points by izietto 13y ago|0 comments
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by izietto 13y ago
LOL I love it. I would never find out the trick without read the comments here.
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by izietto 13y ago
I got this: "Google finally has a huge security hole". Finally!
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by izietto 13y ago
Very realistic, with the foam it would be perfect
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by izietto 13y ago
Yes, but if I want informations about Ruby switch statements it means you are a newbie that should refer to a whole language syntax reference; you could say that Ruby has not an official language syntax reference (this is the most "off
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by izietto 13y ago
Surely not a question which could be easily answered with a LMGTFY like this http://lmgtfy.com/?q=switch+statement+in+ruby
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by izietto 13y ago
Yes, it seems to me quite ironic (and weird) that the most voted Ruby question on StackOverflow asks for how to write a switch!
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The most voted Ruby question on Stack Overflow(stackoverflow.com)
7 points by izietto 13y ago|19 comments
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by izietto 13y ago
This is what I always thought.
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by izietto 13y ago
I strongly recommend Mato: http://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMxK1FKAbmj2N-faTWLwNig

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