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by qrush 12y ago
Thanks. I'll try and track down who did what.
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A curated collection of high quality gifs(quaran.to)
3 points by qrush 12y ago|4 comments
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by qrush 13y ago
Bluebox hosts one of the gem mirrors...AWS is the primary source though.
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5x5 Lego Carcassone(quaran.to)
14 points by qrush 13y ago|1 comments
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by qrush 13y ago
I miss doing these at http://gitready.com . For years now I've accepted suggestions but haven't written any up. If you submit a PR for a new post I'll gladly merge and publish it (after review!). https:/&#x2F
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Keeping it in-house: iOS design & development at 37signals(37signals.com)
2 points by qrush 13y ago|0 comments
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by qrush 13y ago
Dwarf Fortress is fantastic but really requires patience with learning its difficult and inconsistent UI. Get started with this guide: http://dwarffortresswiki.org/index.php/v0.31:Quickstart_guid... If you're on O
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Intention revealing methods: refactoring is more than just removing duplication(37svn.com)
1 points by qrush 13y ago|0 comments
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by qrush 14y ago
It hasn't been that hard for me to translate Objective-C code into Ruby. The hardest thing has been APIs that have varargs that end in nil for some reason. Recently the RubyMotion team published this yardoc that translates all of the existi
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by qrush 14y ago
Call it my crutch, but I got an app shipped without having to worry about a lot of the baggage that comes with Objective-C as a language. Here's two of my favorite examples of things I didn't have to worry about: http://nshipster.com/nil/
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by qrush 14y ago
The login screen for the official app is a webview as well. Most of the app is!
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by qrush 14y ago
Yes!
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by qrush 14y ago
The call to action in this post is not strong enough - RubyGems and RubyGems.org are completely volunteer-run, open source projects. If you want to fix these problems, please get involved and stick around.
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by qrush 14y ago
Yes, and thanks for telling us. Really, we should have disabled gem pushes immediately. Hindsight is 20/20, and I'm not sure why I didn't think of doing so earlier. The pain of not being able to push gems would have forced us to fix it. I'm
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by qrush 14y ago
Great suggestion, I'll add a security page today.
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by qrush 14y ago
I am not personally interested in doing this. Nothing is stopping others, though: http://www.gemfury.com/
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by qrush 14y ago
Hi everyone - A full post-mortem is coming, but here's what happened from my perspective. I got mentioned on twitter about this thread while I was on the bus. I asked @evanphx to put the site into maintenance mode immediately. Once I got on
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by qrush 14y ago
Nice! Mostly just trying to spread the word that it's possible to get SCSS/CS working minimally with Jekyll instead of resorting immediately to complicated plugins and hacks.
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by qrush 14y ago
You don't need Grunt or the jekyll_asset_pipeline to get SCSS or CoffeeScript running working with Jekyll: http://quaran.to/blog/2013/01/09/use-jekyll-scss-coffeescrip... That being said, I love it when people build on top of Jekyll - it'
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by qrush 14y ago
> How many parts of Rails can you swap out before it stops being Rails? Rails is meant to be modular, it just doesn't stop being Rails.
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by qrush 14y ago
This is one of the strongest arguments I've seen for simply starting with the "default" stack. Move to other stuff when you feel the pain. If you're teaching or just starting off with Rails, don't use the "Prime" stack stuff until you reall
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Use Jekyll, SCSS, and CoffeeScript without plugins(quaran.to)
3 points by qrush 14y ago|0 comments
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by qrush 14y ago
This is a mirror, so that's why it's probably out of date...can you try just production.cf.rubygems.org ? I have heard zero reports of downtime or other issues. :/ http://uptime.rubygems.org/131647
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Open Source Guilt and Passion(37signals.com)
45 points by qrush 14y ago|10 comments
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by qrush 14y ago
Awesome! We have a page on how to get started. Let me know how it goes. http://openhack.github.com/yours/
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by qrush 14y ago
We're using Meetup to help RSVP for the Buffalo one. The github page is here to organize them all and provide a more centralized "home" for them.
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by qrush 14y ago
Yep, it's more of a "flag" to fly under, and a template to run meetings. We should definitely have a page for "How do I schedule my first meetup?".
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OpenHack: 17 cities strong and counting(openhack.github.com)
36 points by qrush 14y ago|13 comments
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OpenHack: Code together, on anything, in your city.(openhack.github.com)
1 points by qrush 14y ago|0 comments
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The Unix System: Making Computers More Productive, Bell Labs video from 1982(37signals.com)
3 points by qrush 14y ago|0 comments

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