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A convention-over-configuration way of writing build tasks in Go
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Message Pack serializer for Rails
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`clone` is on the way :) https://github.com/jingweno/gh#roadmap
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Ya, I borrow some of the ideas from that gem :)
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haha thanks :)
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A GitHub command line client written in Go
(owenou.com)
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Simple Go wrapper for the GitHub API
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Btw, the library is implemented by referring to the official Ruby wrapper: https://github.com/octokit/octokit.rb
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13y ago
Can you give more details by supporting https? It's calling GitHub's API through https
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Simple Go wrapper for the GitHub API
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13y ago
There're more benchmark available on the README now: https://github.com/jingweno/gh/blob/master/README.md
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13y ago
I am trying to port hub ( https://github.com/defunkt/hub ) to Go
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Gh: fast GitHub command line client in Go
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Vimux-zeus: vimux and zeus in action.
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14y ago
The title should be "Ten Things You Didn't Know Git And GitHub Could Do"
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Things Git And GitHub Can Do
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15y ago
The book Patterns of Enterprise Application Architecture (PoEAA) laid the blueprints for Rails’ architecture. However, as applications growing more and more complex, developers are starting to realize these default architectural patterns co
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PoEAA on Rails
(owenou.com)
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15y ago
The point is you probably never need that performance gain on the VM level (YAGNI) at all. Things are changing very fast in software development, your project could die or fail long before you really think about performance optimization on
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15y ago
I think most people misunderstand the point made by Raffi...yes, JVM has awesome performance, but never try to solve performance issue up front by sacrificing the agility offered by RoR. Not everyone is building Twitter, you don't even know
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Testing REST web services has never been easy. It requires a running web server, multiple threads, network conection and complex transaction management. Ideally, REST web service client test should have the following characteristics:
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Testing REST Web Services with Rails
(owenou.com)
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Git up Perforce with git-p4
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Speed Up J2EE Environment Setup With Jetty Maven Plugin
(owenou.com)
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Agile is an adjective, not a noun
(owenou.com)
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The things is you wanna minimize your toolset of making your presentation, such as just using Git and Textile. Of course other sort of presentation has their places
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16y ago
Showoff is pretty cool too! But the shiniest point of jekyll_and_hyde that I would like to mention is its tight integration with jekyll, which is the GitHub Pages rendering engine. That means you can publish your slides just by simply pushi
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Beamer is pretty cool too. I myself like ti a lot. One shiniest point of jekyll_and_hyde is its tied integration with GitHub, which runs a jekyll rendering engine for its GitHub Pages. You can just simply push your presentation markup to Gi
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Thanks for the comments JonnieCache! Hmm...I guess this is more a preference on how to use the back button on a browser. If you have open up any GitHub's repository on a HTML 5 compatible browser, you can find that it has similar design. je
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That's pretty cool! Thanks thomas11! Since jekyll_and_hyde is based on jekyll, it supports Textile as well.
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