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3189_32 William Lindmeier's Bookmarks Tagged With "ruby"

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  1. Visit Ruby VM in JavaScript Ruby VM in JavaScript

    http://ejohn.org/blog/ruby-vm-in-javascript/

    HotRuby is a project which aims to port the Ruby Virtual Machine over to ECMAScript

  2. Visit Ruby-Processing Ruby-Processing

    http://the-shoebox.org/apps/44

    "...a Ruby wrapper that lets you harness Processing’s awesome power."

  3. Visit Headius: Java 6 Port for OS X (Tiger and Leopard) Headius: Java 6 Port for OS X (Tiger and Leopard)

    http://headius.blogspot.com/2007/11/java-6-port-for-os-x-tiger-and-leopard.html

    JDK 6 has been ported to OS X, and it's fast

  4. Visit has_many :through: Simpler than dirt: RESTful Dynamic CSS has_many :through: Simpler than dirt: RESTful Dynamic CSS

    http://blog.hasmanythrough.com/2007/10/18/simpler-than-dirt-restful-dynamic-css

    On creating dynamic css with respond_to

  5. Visit QuarkRuby: Ruby on Rails Security Guide QuarkRuby: Ruby on Rails Security Guide

    http://www.quarkruby.com/2007/9/20/ruby-on-rails-security-guide

  6. Visit Ambitious SQL Ambitious SQL

    http://rock.errtheblog.com/ambition

    Query active record with a more natural ruby syntax

  7. Visit li.mn » Fixing the ruby-openid server example li.mn » Fixing the ruby-openid server example

    http://li.mn/openid/2007/06/11/677/more-fun-with-ruby-openid

    See ulfurinn's comment (#comment-7065) for a working solution.

  8. Visit hackety org » My Complete List Of Substitute Names For The Maneuver We Now Know To Be Monkeypatching hackety org » My Complete List Of Substitute Names For The Maneuver We Now Know To Be Monkeypatching

    http://hackety.org/2007/08/10/myCompleteListOfSubstitutePhrasesForTheActWeNowKnowToBeMonkeypatching.html

    "Calmly Opening The Cooler"

  9. Visit CsrfKiller CsrfKiller

    http://svn.techno-weenie.net/projects/plugins/csrf_killer/README

    This RoR plugin helps protect against possible CSRF attacks.

  10. Visit My solution to the 128-bit programming challenge: ask Microsoft My solution to the 128-bit programming challenge: ask Microsoft

    http://slightlynew.blogspot.com/2007/05/microsoft-knows-drm.html

    I've been hearing a lot about this string of hexadecimal numbers. It starts with 09, ends with c0, and I think it has f9 and 88 somewhere inside. Let's ask Microsoft search what it is!

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