Jun 4, 2012
I got my Fitbit a few months ago. Ordered on the day that they announced the Fitbit Aria scale, which I pre-ordered at the same time. I decided to just use the Fitbit to track, without trying to make any big changes, until the Aria arrived.
May 9, 2012
layout: post
title: Rubymotion completion with Emacs - Stirred bits
categories:
- mobile development
tags:
- emacs
- ruby
- rubymotion
status: publish
published: true
meta: {}
—>All you have to do is add the line ‘-e’ at the end of the file /Library/RubyMotion/data/bridgesupport-ctags.cfg
May 9, 2012
layout: post
title: RubyMotion and Interface Builder… - Digital Magpie
categories:
- mobile development
tags:
- interfacebuilder
- ruby
- rubymotion
status: publish
published: true
meta: {}
—>So, all of the cool kids have been talking about
Laurent Sansonetti’s next project:
RubyMotion, a port of MacRuby targeted at iOS. On the whole I’m pretty impressed with what you can already do with it. One of the issues that people having been mentioning though, is that you lose the ability to use Interface Builder with it, but this isn’t actually true!
May 7, 2012
So, before you go very far with the
RubyMotion, you will probably run into the need for
Cocoapods and
motion-cocoapods. I know that was the fact for me, when I stumbled across a link to
https://github.com/foeken/CarenMotion, and wanted to see how it worked.
May 4, 2012
If you are a Ruby developer or an iOS developer, you may have been hiding under a rock and missed the introduction of RubyMotion (
http://rubymotion.com) yesterday. Doubtful, but just in case… RubyMotion is a commercial product, based on MacRuby, which enables you to write iOS apps in Ruby! And if that wasn’t enough, Laurent Sansonetti (@lrz of MacRuby fame) is the creator.
Apr 16, 2012
layout: post
title: Biertijd.com // Media » Tablecloth Trick
categories:
- just for fun
tags: []
status: publish
published: true
meta: {}
—via
biertijd.com
Mar 28, 2012
layout: post
title: River Cruises on the World’s Great Rivers - Viking River Cruises
categories:
- just for fun
tags: []
status: publish
published: true
meta: {}
—[caption id=”” align=”alignnone” width=”230.0”]
via vikingrivercruises.com Hmmm. Now those are vacations.[/caption]
Mar 22, 2012
layout: post
title: Not so subtle sexism
categories:
- ladies learning code
tags:
- feminism
- geek
- sexism
- threats
status: publish
published: true
meta: {}
—>You, person who told me to lighten up, saw one little thing. It didn’t seem like a big deal, did it? One little line! One joke! One comment! But it’s not just one thing to me: it’s one of thousands that I’ve had to endure since I was old enough to be told that ‘X is for boys!’ It’s probably not even the first thing I’ve had to deal with that day, unless you’ve gotten to me pretty early.
Mar 7, 2012
layout: post
title: digitalBush » Mass Assignment Vulnerability in ASP.NET MVC
categories:
- web development
tags:
- github
- rails
- ruby
- security
status: publish
published: true
meta: {}
—[caption id=”” align=”alignnone” width=”649.0”]
via digitalbush.com Nice. This is why you need keep your mind open to other areas of interest. That GitHub security issue isn’t just a Rails thing.[/caption]