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Noboto No. 12 (127 words)
Friends, I just got to meander inside the coolest podcast.
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Ruby-GNOME2 and Glade2 Demo (80 words)
Here is a ten-minute flash movie made by Mutoh-san to demonstrate implementation of Web browser using -
Ad-Hoc Plugins Repository Forming Around Rails Wiki (112 words)
The new Rails release (0.14) includes a very loose support for plugins, right?
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Fading Rollups in 3k (83 words)
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The Hoodwink.d Information Booth (11 words)
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Sharing Ruby and Python Exceptions (147 words)
If you’re coming from Python and using Ruby now (or straddling the both,)
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Hoodwink.d RSS Feeds (122 words)
Rather than subscribing to bloggers, here’s an option to subscribe to commenters.
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A Tour of Ruby, Every Blink of the Eye (150 words)
I can’t think of anything more valuable for us right now.
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Named Parameters? Aren't They All Named? (139 words)
None of us wants to delve back into the block/method/param argument again, right?
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A Plan for Ruby Conference Japan 2006 (107 words)
At the dinner table Takahashi-san, the leader of Japan Ruby Association, famous for Takahashi Method,
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RubyConf 2005 Keynote (238 words)
Matz talked about1 new features and ideas of the next major version of Ruby, Ruby 2.
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Using MouseHole on LightTPD or Apache2 (254 words)
If you’re on Linux/BSD/OSX and you’d like to give MouseHole a power-up, try out the new -
A Few Matz Answers (291 words)
From the Q&A:
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Conf Residue (224 words)
When you retire this evening, why not soothe yourself to sleep with the sounds of David Alan Black
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The Story of Streaming HTTP Through MouseHole (With Subsequent Adventures in Continuations and Duck Typing) (1168 words)
Hacking MouseHole has been considerably fun and challenging, especially since much of the work
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Ruby-Talk Names That, When Pronounced Aloud, Make Me Happy I'm Alive (13 words)
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Matz is on the Plane, Weighing Dots and Arrows (141 words)
Dots or arrows? Dots or arrows?
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Sybase or Biological Weapons? You Stand at a Crossroad (161 words)
Ha, the projectionists make me snigger when they post a license agreement snip which forbids users of
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Takahashi Method Spreads (207 words)
Daigo first covered this phenomenon in May when he posted a video of the Ruby no Kai presenting in
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Ruby Quiz Anthology on Its Way! (148 words)
Triumphant! James Edward Gray II has played host to fifty ruby quizzes over the last year and the
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Pugs and Eigenclasses? Yessir, This Satire's Got Legs! (167 words)
Ho, oh, ho, here we go. -
Wonderfully Desolate (70 words)
Part of hoodwink.d is moving above ground. Namely, the new forum: Wasteland. -
Putting a Class in Foster Care (98 words)
Maybe you could call it “duck classing,” who knows. I think it fits. -
YARV Compiling on the Web, Native Thread Support (125 words)
Here we go, further down the road of Ruby2.
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MouseHolin' Yer Writeboards (197 words)
How do you keep track of your various Writeboard documents? -
ThoughtWorks Commits to Ruby (91 words)
Citing Ruby’s elegance and increasing popularity, the ThoughtWorks team has taken Ruby into
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