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Stupid IRB Tricks
This post reflects some tricks I sent out in a mail to PDX.rb and some others I posted on my Intel internal Ruby blog. There’s nothing terribly novel here, but if you haven’t stumbled on these yet, they might save you some time. Your .irbrc file gives you a lot of control over what your IRB looks like each time it starts. Here’s what my .irbrc...
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Recording of joint interview with Eric Evans
Last month both myself and Eric Evans spoke at a conference run by the International Association of Software Architects (IASA) in Madrid. Eric talked about DDD and I talked about CQRS. While the talks were recorded, I don’t think they’ve come online yet. At the end of the conference, we were interviewed by the local .NET [...]
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Automatic preview for reStructuredText
I have to admit, I'm a markup junkie. I do believe that with some other folks that markup picks up where punctuation left off. That's why I - when still at Sun - always fought management to be able to use DocBook instead of StarOffice. I like the WYGIWYM (What You Get Is What You Mean) paradigm; I'm not a huge fan of WYSIWYG - probably mostly...
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Tweets from July, 2011
I wish I had a job. http://instagr.am/p/IuFVk/ Walking. Hot. @ Lady Bird Lake Hike and Bike Trail http://gowal.la/c/4DEAq Congrats and all happiness to my dear Anne and Helen on occasion of their nuptials. http://t.co/Y0VUGFf /cc @ohchicken @schmelorama Meeting with Forecast guys (Going to @juanpelotacafe at 8:00am) http://bit.ly/oKUkZN Tree of...
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My list of JBoss Drools resources...
So, you want to get up to speed on JBoss Drools, the open source rules engine. Here's my list of resources, some of them are obvious, some take a bit more digging. Official Documentation The official documentation is the obvious starting point, its improved greatly over the years, but there are errors, usually relating to older APIs being used...
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Visualizing WebKit's hardware acceleration
Visualizing WebKit’s hardware acceleration. Command line flags for launching Safari (and the iOS simulator) in a way that highlights areas of the screen that are being hardware accelerated—particularly useful if you are using the “-webkit-transform: translate3d(0,0,0)” trick.
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Hot vs Cold
Every winter, there are people who say they'd rather be too hot than too cold. And every summer, there are people who say they'd rather be too cold than too hot. And I'm pretty sure that some of those people say different things depending on the season.Right now, I know I'd rather be too hot than too cold. Problem is, I'm concerned that I might...
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Pursuing features increases total cost of ownership
I suspect lots of decisions are made because they bring short-term benefits despite there being long-term risks. I've seen agile teams pushed for feature after feature with the business owner citing business value prioritization. Certainly there is commercial pressure for features but how many of these features have been validated with users?...
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Team Foundation Server TestComplete Integration
This video demonstrates the integration between Team Foundation Server (TFS) 2008 and TestComplete for Source Control and Issue Tracking. TeamDevCentral for TFS Hosting is used in this video. Video Producer: http://falafel.com/
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Heroku and Java
Heroku is a cloud application platform that makes it easy for you to deploy and scale Java applications in the cloud. This video demonstrates how you can do this. It covers building a Heroku Java web application, coding with Heroku (Maven and Gradle), using Heroku for Java in a non-web context and deploying and scaling on Heroku.
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