Fellow Rubyists,
I've been lurking here for a month or two and have the best intentions
of actually meeting up with the group at some point, especially since
I live pretty close to UCSD. No excuses -- if I'm in town for the
next meeting, I'll be there.
Let me give a quick introduction. I'm a r
>
> - Matt
>
> On Mon, Jun 22, 2009 at 10:20 PM, Chris McCann wrote:
>
>
>
> > Fellow Rubyists,
>
> > I've been lurking here for a month or two and have the best intentions
> > of actually meeting up with the group at some point, especially since
> >
I'll be there as well with some Emeril's special chicken for the
grill. I look forward to meeting all of you finally.
Cheers,
Chris McCann
> > > Hey, folks. It's time to have another SD Ruby RBBQ
>
> > > WHAT
> > > This is a potluck cookout
Ben,
If you're interested in using Amazon's Flexible Payment Service (FPS)
to set up market place or third-party e-commerce the remit plugin will
probably give you a good head start.
http://rubyforge.org/projects/remit/
Amazon did a webinar on the basics of FPS this past week. You can
access t
ecifics of the project in this forum but can do so with
interested developers one-on-one.
Thanks,
Chris McCann
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I'll take one -- thanks, Nic.
On Dec 2, 5:30 pm, Nic Benders wrote:
> Does anybody still need a Wave invite? I've got spares.
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Has anyone here had luck running CruiseControl.rb on a Mac with the
subject configuration? When I run the latest CCRB release (1.4.0) the
CPU maxes out at 100% and nothing happens in the terminal window.
Running it with --trace doesn't give anything extra.
The CCRB docs say that it won't run on 1
I got CC.rb working in OS X 10.6 after doing the full "update and
reinstall everything after Snow Leopard upgrade" Hokey-Pokey. Between
Matt's post (http://weblog.rubyonrails.org/2009/8/30/upgrading-to-snow-
leopard) and about a half-dozen others I was able to get things
working.
Some stuff I lea
I've got a client who wants me to run their Ruby on Rails site using
https all the time because of the type of information they're
processing with the application. I'm having trouble getting Rails to
use the https protocol. I've deployed to Apache2 with Passenger.
I thought it would be a simple
/ssl/www.example.com/www.example.com.crt
> SSLCertificateKeyFile /home/user/ssl/www.example.com/www.example.com.key
>
>
> James
>
> On Thu, Dec 17, 2009 at 1:00 PM, Chris McCann wrote:
> > I've got a client who wants me to run their Ruby on Rails site using
> > https all t
Greg,
Thanks, between your advice and James' I think I have the solution at
hand. Will give it a shot and report back here.
Cheers,
Chris
On Dec 17, 1:16 pm, Greg Willits wrote:
> On Dec 17, 2009, at 1:00 PM, Chris McCann wrote:
>
>
>
> > I've got a client who w
; ALL:!ADH:!EXPORT56:RC4+RSA:+HIGH:+MEDIUM:+LOW:+SSLv2:+EXP:+eNULL
> SSLCertificateFile /home/user/ssl/www.example.com/www.example.com.crt
> SSLCertificateKeyFile /home/user/ssl/www.example.com/www.example.com.key
>
>
> James
>
> On Thu, Dec 17, 2009 at 1:00 PM, Chris McCann
mplications here with both the .htaccess and the
> rewrite solution. I don't mean to scare you, it's pretty easy to
> become an expert, but it's a bad idea to just pull recommendations
> from a mailing list (as good as that list may be) and trusting that
> your clien
more details if you're interested and have some
time to devote to this effort.
Cheers,
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Marc,
As basic as this may sound I think one of the best, and quickest, ways
for someone to jumpstart their knowledge is to get a copy of the
"Agile Web Dev with Ruby on Rails" book from Pragmatic Programmers and
build the depot application. You can go through that entire exercise
in just a few d
Thanks, Nic, really enjoyed your talk. Here's a link to a nice,
concise munin tutorial that I just went through to get munin up and
running on a rimuhosting VPS slice:
http://www.debuntu.org/how-to-monitoring-a-server-with-munin
Cheers,
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htt
pdate --force-root
The end of this tutorial also explains how munin sets up a cron job to
run itself, which wasn't apparent from the munin site or the other
tutorial. This should be enough to get you up and running.
Cheers,
Chris
On Jan 8, 10:46 pm, Chris McCann wrote:
> Thanks, Nic, r
Is it normal to not have any speakers or a schedule posted about a
month out? I'm debating going but would like to get a feel for what's
going to be covered before I do.
If anyone has some insight on what to expect please post it here.
Cheers,
Chris
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Thanks, Cynthia, I didn't see the list of proposals. Looks like a
great lineup.
Cheers,
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SD Ruby,
What's the best (as in DRY) way to provide functionality that can be
used by two different applications?
I've got two Rails apps that share a DB. One is a back-office
application for the folks who administer a national fraternal
organization and the other is a front-end app for local ch
An application I'm building for a charitable foundation includes a
membership database. My client wants to be able to report statistics
on the numbers of new members who joined, the number who quit, the
number who died (the average age of members is 68, so death is not an
uncommon reason for leavi
SD Ruby,
A headhunter called me today asking if I knew anyone with C/C++
experience who'd be interested in a full time position with a company
in Orange County that does data encryption work. Having a security
clearance of Secret or higher is a plus but I suspect that being able
to get a clearanc
SD Ruby,
My apologies if any of you are Pragmatic Studio alums as I posted this
to the railsstudio mailing list as well to try to find a solution.
One of my apps has a task that can run for a good 30-45 seconds and is
something the user necessarily has to wait on. In order not to
totally block t
I use the acts_as_secure plugin to encrypt certain sensitive fields in
a model in my Rails app. I recently added an observer for that same
model to log certain actions on the model for reporting purposes.
I've got an irritating interaction between rake and the observer now
that I can't sort out.
This is a strange one. I have a model that has a field called
magazine_subscription (string). If I update that field in a form it
gets saved to the database just as one would expect.
But if I use a delayed_job to update a collection of model objects,
the magazine_subscription field doesn't get u
Thanks, James, I am restarting the DJ process each time and see the
changes to the worker code. I can in fact update the attribute with
no problem via the console.
I've narrowed the problem down to something very strange. If I do
this in the job worker:
person.update_attributes(:subscription =>
SD Ruby,
I'm involved with the development of a Rails application that's close
to going into private beta. We've had pretty good luck working with
an off-shore development team for the bulk of the coding so far.
However, as we approach production and are winnowing the number of
"must fix" bugs do
This seems like a trivial problem but I'll be darned if I can get it
to work using ActiveRecord methods.
I have a Payment model which has_many :allocations. An allocation is
a portion of the total payment that's tagged for a particular
purpose. Each allocation belongs_to an accounting_code for
b
Ahh, beautiful! It's always amazing to me what another set of eyes
can do.
Thanks so much, John. I was so fixated on doing this from the Payment
side that I never considered the Allocation approach.
Cheers,
Chris
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pm, Guyren G Howe wrote:
> On May 7, 2010, at 16:02 , Chris McCann wrote:
>
> > This seems like a trivial problem but I'll be darned if I can get it
> > to work using ActiveRecord methods.
>
> tl;dr :-) but I generally find when I start wondering about things like th
Very interesting article about the mysterious _Why:
http://www.smashingmagazine.com/2010/05/15/why-a-tale-of-a-post-modern-genius/
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SD Ruby,
I'm trying to sort out how best to uninstall the default ruby 1.8.6
install that comes with OS X 10.5. I installed 1.8.7 following the
Hivelogic advice but now I'm obviously getting conflicts between the
two ruby versions.
My main goal is to do this without clobbering all of the install
>
> > On Thu, May 20, 2010 at 2:33 PM, John Lynch wrote:
>
> >> Chris, why not try RVM? Its a great way to have multiple Rubies on your
> >> machine.
>
> >>http://rvm.beginrescueend.com/
>
> >> Regards,
>
> >> John Lynch, CTO
> >&g
Peter,
After reading about the project-specific .rvmrc file I definitely see
the benefit of that approach. The one thing I haven't figured out,
though, is how to make rvm aware of all the gems that are currently on
my system. I really don't want to install all of them again.
I tried the last ex
Peter,
After reading about the project-specific .rvmrc file I definitely see
the benefit of that approach. The one thing I haven't figured out,
though, is how to make rvm aware of all the gems that are currently on
my system. I really don't want to install all of them again.
I tried the last ex
SD Ruby,
One of my clients is a charitable foundation that generates lots of
letters to donors thanking them for their donations. I've migrated
their old system from an Access database to a Rails app. I'm looking
for a good replacement for how they used to generate letters to their
donors.
Prev
Thanks, John, that's a great find. It's certainly given me some ideas
now for how to build it myself.
Cheers,
Chris
On May 29, 8:43 am, John Lynch wrote:
> Chris, I was researching this same issue a while back, and this GitHub
> project has some sample code that might get you going on the
> ro
Guyren,
This sounds like a great interactive session and one we would all
benefit tremendously from!
> Is there, somewhere, a library of user interface patterns for programmers?
I'm not sure this qualifies but the information here has been very
helpful to me:
http://designingwebinterfaces.com/d
SD Ruby,
I'd like to be able to render a file, update a model attribute and
update a div on a page in a single controller action but can't figure
how to do it or if it's possible.
The scenario is that I have a model with a "letter_sent" boolean
attribute. A list of these model objects is display
I'm trying to figure out if the diff-lcs gem has an option to control
whether or not whitespace differences are ignored.
The Unix diff program has a -w option but I can't seem to find a
similar option or switch in diff-lcs that controls this. I've looked
through the diff-lcs source but nothing po
SD Ruby,
I'm working on a site that launched in a private beta today, private
in that basic HTTP authentication is required to get into the site. I
need some advice on security versus ease of sign-up.
We send a confirmation email after someone signs up for an account. It
contains a link that has
I'll be there though my wife has a birthday party to attend so I'll be
solo. I'll bring some Emeril-style chicken to grill along with some
cold beer.
Chris
On Aug 10, 9:16 am, Patrick Crowley wrote:
> Hey, folks.
>
> We're long overdue for another SD Ruby RBBQ, so let's make it happen!!!
>
> --
SD Ruby,
We've got a Rails app we're trying to launch. Browser compatibility,
every Rails dev's favorite work, has proven to be a major task. Most
of our issues seem to be related to JavaScript despite using jQuery
and trying not to get too crazy with Ajax.
Despite mandating that all our beta u
+1 -- sounds great!
Chris
On Sep 1, 2:24 pm, Patrick Crowley wrote:
> > We need two speakers for next week's meeting.
>
> We still need speakers, but it's getting kinda late for that.
>
> Given the release of Rails 3, how about we spend tomorrow's meeting watching
> a couple of good videos that
SD Ruby,
I've been asked by a local Intellectual Property attorney who
specializes in start-ups to see if there are any developers here with
iPhone and/or Android development expertise who might be available to
build some mobile apps for a client of hers.
If you've got expertise in this area and
It's been pretty quiet on the SDRuby group for the last few weeks
especially with the Thanksgiving holiday. Our December meeting is two
days away -- does anyone have a talk they're ready to give?
I'll start the ball rolling by signing up to give a presentation on
Ruleby, a Ruby implementation of
Patrick,
I use Google's geocoding service and the acts_as_mappable Rails plugin
in one of my apps. I'd be happy to give a talk in January or February
on geocoding.
> Here are some topics I'd like to talk about next year:
>
> GEOCODING 101
> - What's geocoding?
> - What are good options for geoco
Since we're going to be coming off the holidays just prior to our next
meeting I figured I'd start the ball rolling and see who we have for
speakers and what topics they're covering. Anybody, anybody, Buehler,
Buehler...?
I had suggested I could cover geocoding but since I spoke at the last
meeti
Before I go off and invent something on my own I figured I'd ask here
if anyone has done something similar.
We have a "sponsored links" section in our app that effectively
contains paid advertising. We're finding that branch offices of the
same company want to run ads but they want some assurance
What are the best gems/plugins/roll-your-owns for integrating a Twitter feed
into a Rails app?
Basically we have a Twitter account that's linked to the app that the
founder tweets industry-relevant items from. We want to include a scrolling
feed of the tweets from this account.
Anybody have
Thanks, gents, I'll check into both of those approaches.
Cheers,
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I'm working on a project that would like to integrate a blog with a
Rails app we built. Can anyone recommend blogs they've used that play
well with a Rails app?
By "integrate" I'm thinking in terms of being able to use information
from the Rails app (say, links to content) in the blog directly.
This isn't specifically a Ruby or Rails question but I suspect there's
plenty of real-world experience in this group that can help.
I created a sitemap for our Rails app at principalsmarket.com and
submitted it to Google. The sitemap contains URLs for our members'
public profiles as well as for e
Jean,
No, I never did. It turned out that the problem I was solving
actually needed to show whitespace differences so it became a moot
point.
Chris
On Mar 19, 11:25 am, jean wrote:
> Looking for the same thing ... Chris were you ever able to find an answer?
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For those of you who haven't driven east on 56 from the 5 in the
afternoon/evening commute: it gets backed up pretty badly between 4:30
and 6:00 pm. If you can avoid having to drive through there I'd
highly recommend it!
I'll be bringing the Emeril chicken for the grill (there is a grill,
correct
SD Ruby,
I'm looking for some suggestions on how best to provide a spreadsheet-
like calculation capability in a Rails app. I say "-like" because I'm
not trying to present the user with a true web-based Excel replacement
or a Google spreadsheet.
Instead I'm trying to figure out the best approach
g in memory.
> The difference with your project is that I don't display a spreadsheet, but
> instead the final results based on hidden/admin entered || submitted
> entries.
>
> - Matt
>
> On Fri, May 27, 2011 at 10:13 PM, Chris McCann wrote:
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
As a follow-up to my previous post about manipulating spreadsheets
natively in Ruby I figured I'd spread the word on what I learned.
The ruby spreadsheet gem is nice but it lacks one key feature: it
doesn't support recalculating formulas in a spreadsheet after a
dependent value has changed. This
ying rails apps in java
> containers is making sure the jars are all in the right place.
>
> - John
> j...@rigelgroupllc.com
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> On Wednesday, June 8, 2011, Chris McCann wrote:
> > As a follow-up to my previous post about manipulating spreadsheets
John,
Thanks so much. One question: why the 'platforms' switch in the Gemfile?
Chris
On Jun 10, 2011, at 4:59 PM, sdruby+nore...@googlegroups.com wrote:
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Rails and a dose of JRuby [1 Update]
Topic: Rails and a dose o
John,
I'm almost there but I can't get the server started using Trinidad.
I'm getting an error related to a JAR not being found, and I suspect
that's what you were alluding to in your previous reply. Here's the
stacktrace:
[chris@chris (master)]$ jruby -S trinidad
Jun 12, 2011 11:43:14 PM org.ap
There was a question last night after my talk regarding how JRuby
handles Java methods called from Ruby that are overloaded. Here's an
excerpt of what the JRuby book says:
***
Let’s say you’re attempting to call the foo method on class X. First,
JRuby will use Java reflection to search for all pub
I need to venture into the dark side for a work project and "get to
know" Python.
Can any recovering Pythonians here recommend particularly worthwhile
books, web sites or tutorials that won't make a diehard Rubyist pull
their hair out and look for the tallest building in town for a one-way
trip?
Thanks, all. I'm going through the "Dive into Python" online tutorial
with Zed Shaw's "Python the Hard Way" next. Two books are also on
their way from Amazon.
Cheers,
Chris
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The Marconi Society (marconisociety.org) is hosting a symposium this
coming Thursday, Sept 8 at UCSD titled "How Will the Internet
Survive?" Among the speakers will be Vinton Cerf, one of the fathers
of the Internet.
This should be a very interesting event, especially for anyone who
designs, buil
Came across this yesterday and thought it looked promising for anyone
needing credit card processing:
https://stripe.com/
Cheers,
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An interesting post about where Rails fits in with the current web-
enabled application landscape.
http://broadcastingadam.com/2011/11/moving_on_from_rails
Thoughts?
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Rickshaw looks interesting and potentially very useful:
http://bits.shutterstock.com/?p=103
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SD Ruby,
What's the most efficient way to update a large batch of ActiveRecord
model instances where the same fields are not being updated for each
model?
Here's the setup:
I've got a database of members (about 13,000) and a CSV file that has
contact information (3 phone numbers and 3 email addr
Rohan,
How about a rule processing engine like ruleby?
https://github.com/Codalytics/ruleby
http://sdruby.org/podcast/89
Cheers,
Chris
On Jan 21, 5:11 pm, Rob Kaufman wrote:
> Hi Rohan,
>
> Data structure comes down to a few factors
>
> If you want the system to get smarter based on user fee
Thanks, all, for the great suggestions. This issue was driving me a
little crazy because the performance was so atrocious. I started down
the road of moving the update to a background process but thought I
should dig a little deeper to understand why it was so glacial in the
first place.
It turn
I'm wrestling with trying to get some Ajaxy UI going in a Rails 2.3.5
app using jQuery's colorbox pop-up/modal plugin. I don't currently
have the time to port it to Rails 3 just in case anyone wonders why
I'm still using 2.3 (it's a big app).
I have a link on a form that opens up a colorbox windo
SD Ruby,
I'm adding a bit of JS to a Rails 3.1 app. Specifically, the JS I
wrote using jQuery disables a few controls in a form if they're not
applicable to the user's situation.
As an example, I've got two radio buttons that let you choose one of
two methods for adding a name to a list. If you
that's the approach I'm taking. I like the yield :startup approach --
thanks for sharing it.
Chris
On Feb 15, 10:11 pm, Guyren Howe wrote:
> On Feb 15, 2012, at 9:56 PM, Chris McCann wrote:
>
> > There are three groups of controls that need this treatment on the
> > sa
A developer used the Rails mass assignment vulnerability to basically
give himself push access to any Github repo. He claims he made Github
aware of the problem before taking action to highlight it.
Here's an article about it:
http://www.h-online.com/open/news/item/GitHub-security-incident-highl
I'm wrestling with the best way to handle what is probably a somewhat
common situation with controller actions and creating a new model
instance. I need to split the :new action into two parts.
The creation of a new :proposal instance is really a two-step
operation. The first step sets up some b
Thanks for the inputs, gents. I'm going to use a combo of both
suggestions, an after_ callback and an extra controller step.
Cheers,
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Interesting article about the mysterious _why_the_lucky_stiff from
Slate.com:
http://www.slate.com/articles/technology/technology/2012/03/ruby_ruby_on_rails_and__why_the_disappearance_of_one_of_the_world_s_most_beloved_computer_programmers_.4.html
Cheers,
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I'm in.
On Mar 23, 2012, at 5:37 PM, sdruby@googlegroups.com wrote:
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> RailsConf in Austin! [2 Updates]
> Front End Ruby Developer Needed [1 Update]
> Back End Developer [1 Update]
> Apache+Passenger Optimization Q
I read in the Air Force Times today that Jon Bon Jovi (yes, that Bon
Jovi), has helped launch a developer challenge to combat homelessness,
including homeless military veterans. Anyone interested in joining
forces with me on this? We need something ready by July 28, 2012.
Here's the link to the
After posting this I went back to the Challenge site to read all the
rules. There's a bit of a conversation going on about the submission
deadline.
Effectively it sounds like the people who put on the challenge will
accept the first five apps that meet the basic criteria as the five
finalists (an
I was contacted by a recruiter about this position. It sounds interesting,
and the hourly rate was very good ($75-90/hour and up).
If you're interested, contact Connor Bell.
===
Ruby on Rails Developer,
Location: San Francisco
We are looking for developers who love game chang
SD Ruby,
I'm struggling with a Javascript issue that I'm hoping one of you gurus can
help with.
One of my forms has a JS link that adds additional fields to the form for a
nested form attribute. There's also a hidden field that should have an
incrementing number in it that will increment for
Super, Patrick, that's a great start. How can I display that value in the
view?
On Thu, Jun 28, 2012 at 4:46 PM, Patrick Crowley wrote:
> > I can't sort out how to keep a JS var to hold the "next" increment
> number and to set the hidden field value to that value when the new nested
> fields are
Thanks, Guyren -- no, it's not for an ID, it's mostly for display purposes.
On Thu, Jun 28, 2012 at 4:49 PM, Guyren Howe wrote:
> On Jun 28, 2012, at 4:39 PM, Chris McCann wrote:
>
> I can't sort out how to keep a JS var to hold the "next" increment number
>
Okay, so what do I mean by an "inverse partial"? I've got a situation
where I want to wrap the content of multiple views in a single controller
with a common form_for block that includes some other HTML markup as well
as the Submit button and Cancel link. I'm trying to find a DRY approach.
Le
. Will let you know what success I
have.
Cheers,
Chris
On Sun, Jul 8, 2012 at 12:04 AM, Guyren Howe wrote:
> On Jul 7, 2012, at 23:23 , Chris McCann wrote:
>
> Can anyone recommend an approach that will let me re-use the outer
> form_for and other mark-up?
>
>
> A share
I know several of you have MacBook Air laptops you use for development and
seem to universally love them. I recently got a MacBook Pro Retina at work
and have to say, it's a damn impressive machine. Fast, gorgeous display,
thinner and lighter than my current 15" MB Pro (that's 3 1/2 years old)
Has anyone had luck installing the debugger gem in Mountain Lion? I'm
shaving a field full of yaks trying to get the gem installed.
Here's what I get when I try to install it:
gem install debugger --
--with-ruby-include=/Users/chris/.rvm/src/ruby-1.9.2-p320/
Building native extensions. This c
SD Ruby,
I'm wrestling with a view that displays data from a collection of model
objects in an HTML table with the data from each model instance shown in a
column. I sense there's an elegant way to do what I'm trying to do but I'm
at a loss as to how.
The markup below shows how the end result
all that.
>
> Second, how about initializing an array for each row, looping through the
> models once, tacking the fields you want on to the arrays, and then pulling
> from the arrays to construct the view?
>
> Scott
>
>
> On Monday, September 17, 2012 11:15:40 AM UTC-7,
it would be to make
> it do what you want, but I thought I'd mention it anyway.)
>
>
> Regards,
>
> John Lynch
> j...@rigelgroupllc.com
>
>
>
>
> On Mon, Sep 17, 2012 at 11:15 AM, Chris McCann
> wrote:
> > SD Ruby,
> >
> > I'm wrest
ler wrote:
> If you don't like iterating over the instances a dozen times, you could
> make an array of the headers, iterate over the headers, then iterate over
> instances once within that block.
>
> James
>
> On Monday, September 17, 2012 at 11:42 AM, Chris McCann
> ["Start Date", "start_date"]
> ]
> %>
>
>
> <% headers.each do |header| %>
> <% header[0] %>
> <% @collection.each do |item| %>
> <%= item.send(header[1]) %>
> <% end %>
> <% end %>
In my day job I work on a large Java-based web app that uses a RESTful JSON
API to serve data to a JS-based front-end. Our QA folks are struggling a
bit with how best to do automated testing of the API.
I've done some googling but come up empty-handed. Can anyone recommend a
solid integration
s wrote:
>
> Cucumber with Capybara will work in JRuby, so you should be able to use
> that and test the API. Capybara will need to be setup with selenium or
> poltergeist.
>
>
> On Oct 4, 2012, at 10:35 AM, Chris McCann >
> wrote:
>
> In my day job
This article has a nice collection of intermediate-level tips and tricks
for using jQuery. I thought it was pretty useful:
http://ozkatz.github.com/5-jquery-tips-for-intermediates.html
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Chris
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tool of choice for Rails and Ruby.
Specs:
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- 320 GB HDD
- two Speck hard cases (black, aqua)
Asking $650 cash.
I plan to put it on Craigslist in a week, so get in touch before then if
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> On Tue, Oct 23, 2012 at 2:34 PM, Neal Clark wrote:
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>> can i pick the tattoo he gets?
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>> On Oct 23, 2012, at 2:30 PM, John Lynch wrote:
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>> > Will u trade for a tattoo?
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>> > On Tue, Oct 23, 2012 at 2:19 PM, Ch
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tweeted to them for assistance and will post an update here if I get one.
If you're interested in trying to use my ticket get in touch with me.
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