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netghost
17y ago
I was hoping that an onion was the name for a group of obfuscations as per http://www.futilitycloset.com/2010/01/03/a-field-guide/
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netghost
17y ago
Looks neat, certainly something to watch.
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netghost
17y ago
If this looks interesting to you, you might also like Pure: http://code.google.com/p/pure-lang/
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netghost
17y ago
I love the Textmate bundle. I actually extended it a bit so that you could filter for file types, which might be handy to some folks: http://github.com/adamsanderson/ack-tmbundle
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netghost
17y ago
There are tons of good non flash ones. Someone mentioned Protovis, which is neat, but last I check it wasn't supported in IE. There is also Flot (jquery) and Flotr (prototype), and a handful of others. I use a modified version of Flotr, a
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17y ago
You can just watch it online via the website. Sometimes, there's just a simpler solution ;)
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17y ago
Lose 120 pounds in six minutes!
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netghost
17y ago
I think it's fairly in jest. Marc-Andé Cournoyer is a pretty smart guy. I'd say that this is most likely a nice light overview. That being said, I haven't read it, but I have looked at his code on GitHub.
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17y ago
Try here: http://github.com/adamsanderson/potion/tree/master There might be a more recent one, but that's within a week.
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17y ago
Well thanks to github, there's branches of a bunch of his work. I have a fairly recent copy of Potion: http://github.com/adamsanderson/potion/tree/master
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17y ago
He was more like ruby's Batman than rockstar
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17y ago
That's terrible, his code and posts always brightened my day.
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17y ago
Awesome, I'd love to see if it helps you out.
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17y ago
Send me an email or drop me a line on github.
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17y ago
That's kind of funny, I actually just finished building a tool that lets you perform queries against the ruby AST. You can pattern match and process S-Expressions. It still needs a bit of polish, but it's pretty neat. Check it out, SexpPath