I’d like to introduce joonty’s fantastic project on github.

Read this post: New gem: breaktime

Cool! Try it out! :-D

–ashbb

Today Shoes 4 has become able to run Othello Game.

I have installed gitlab about 4 times over the last 24 hours.

by: Victor Goff

I got the opportunity to review Exploring Everyday Things with R and Ruby by Sau Sheong Chang and published by O’Reilly Media.1  

I placed this in my ~/bin folder so that I could run it whenever I need a quick refresher on the available assertions. It will automatically include changes as minitest gets updated over time and versions. Read on →

(Original post date: 03/Mar/2010)

My way of programming the computer systems have been normal, albeit slower than the technology has evolved, I began by imperative programming applications in command line mode and have I kept more within the server components of the solutions that have developed or maintained.

However, every time I make a foray into programming mode applications GUI it always suffers from too much friction and impedance. And even when you reach the end, most often it does not end up being what you expected from the beginning.

Here is a list of the Ruby Hooks

• const_missing
• included
• extended
• inherited
• method_missing
• method_added
• singleton_added
• method_removed
• method_undefined

The discussion starts here, but continues on our Google+ post!

The Ternary Operator and the OR Operator

The ternary operator is not reasonable for a situation that returns true or false; if the goal is to get a result of true or false from your decision, it is better to simply evaluate the statement itself. Read on →

I have been in the habit of using String#chomp when interactively requesting input from people. I am considering using String#strip instead. Read on →

Usually the later-made Shape instances are laid out on the early-made ones.

Sample 64 is one way to swap the layers between them. :)

Ashbb