Archive for March, 2006
Wednesday, March 22nd, 2006
Baaack in the saddle again…
About dang time! … geez, didn’t know it would take so long to get all my crap installed and life in order again with a new computer. Loving the new computer, its very fast. 2ghz centrino processor, 1 gig of ram .. wide screen. Built in bluetooth (phone and PDA are also blue) and [...]
No Comments » - Posted in Linux by nola
Saturday, March 4th, 2006
Ruby can do that . . .
Peter Harkins at Push.cx wrote a bit of code in python. I’ve noticed Python and Ruby being very similar, so I wanted to rewrite his example code in Ruby and see how it compares. His motivation was to basically find a way to compare two objects for equality (containing the same values for its members) [...]
1 Comment » - Posted in Ruby by nola
Friday, March 3rd, 2006
View Rendered Source — for IE
IE was being a bad boy and I wasn’t sure it was rendering my ajax correctly. I was wishing for a View Rendered Source like I have for FF. I searched, found but it didn’t install right..and found 2 commercial ones. Ugh. I don’t know if work would go for that.
The I thought.. hmm I [...]
No Comments » - Posted in Javascript/AJAX by nola
Thursday, March 2nd, 2006
Javascript Debugger extension out.. for FF 1.5
Found out last night from the DotProject IRC room that the newest Venkman, the Javascript debugger is out. I had to uninstall the old version manually then install this new one. Sweet. I was missing this…
In case you don’t haven’t used it, its an excellent tool for stepping through your Javascript and watching variables. Even [...]
No Comments » - Posted in Javascript/AJAX by nola
Wednesday, March 1st, 2006
Feeling l33t today
I had lunch the other day with Peter Harkins, a fellow PHP and Python programmer. I showed him my ruby app and I mad the comment that on my new host Rails Playround the code in vi is syntax highlighted and it wasn’t on my OLD host. I don’t understand this terminal stuff. He said [...]
