Category Archives: ruby

Stupid repetitive work

Doing stupid repetitive work for extended periods of time can cause serious drain bammage. Coming up with a static HTML page for WSF/PHP samples is just tedious work. If you’re like me, you use Emacs for everything you do including … Continue reading

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Scripting language bindings

Besides having the ability to provide a high level and a more developer friendly API, making a scripting language binding to an existing C library could make the testing of the library a less painful process. Initially I was under … Continue reading

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WS-* in Rails

Indeed, WS-* appears to be yet another ivory tower going up in a place no sane native would want to live. The village of the web is already plenty strong to withstand the distraction. Complex lights, flickering buzzwords, and long … Continue reading

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