technoweenie

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by technoweenie 17y ago
If you hear Chris tell his story, he'll mention he landed one of his early jobs because of a PHP YAML parser he wrote. It's not like X has to be world changing or anything.
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by technoweenie 17y ago
It hasn't changed (yet?), but you can always put your NoSQL datastore on your own EC2 instances. Or you could use it with something like MongoHQ ( http://mongohq.com ).
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by technoweenie 17y ago
How many of those customers have VC funding? Github is completely bootstrapped.
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by technoweenie 17y ago
Rails has a more explicit method for hiding controller methods: hide_action. It sounds like the author wants to add methods explicitly instead. You could also use routes for this. I never use the default ':controller/:action/:id' route in
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by technoweenie 17y ago
No, I'd welcome it.
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by technoweenie 17y ago
No, it's still missing floats, mixins, reflection, etc. Not to mention integration with existing libs like databases, xml parsing, etc.
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by technoweenie 17y ago
Even wikipedia doesn't know!
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by technoweenie 17y ago
It shouldn't be too tough to integrate email into fatfree (or any other app) using astrotrain: http://github.com/entp/astrotrain/tree/master . It turns any received email into an HTTP web hook call for your web app. It processes all of ou
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by technoweenie 18y ago
So has sourceforge.
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by technoweenie 18y ago
You can block those spammy users. Kind of a pain though... and the various clients would have to add a quick user blocking button.
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by technoweenie 18y ago
ActiveRecord and Sequel (both ruby ORMs) read the schema from the database. The generated schema.rb file is dumped from the actual database and only used for bootstrapping new installations. ActiveRecord even supports dumping the schema a
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by technoweenie 18y ago
Delayed-Job works great for Lighthouse/Tender from us, and for Github too. It's definitely a great starter queue until your needs necessitate something more heavy duty like nanite.
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by technoweenie 18y ago
Nope, Jon Candy is not part of ENTP. We do really appreciate the kind words he said about Tender though :)