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New blog post: Back from holidays - new challenges on the horizon bit.ly/9eRpf0
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I earned the Check-in Rookie sticker on @GetGlue! bit.ly/dbpWkZ
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Why is it that when I am on my holiday Wikidot servers crash? It is kind of a rule. Bad karma, shame on the unkind hardware.
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I love the cloud. "Database Error: Unable to connect to the database:Could not connect to MySQL". Yeah. I'd better backup my data now!
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Zend Code Analyzer in TextMate
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Zend Code Analyzer (part of Zend Studio) is a powerful tool that analyzes PHP scripts and detects errors and warnings possibly generated by your code. I have been using Zend Studio for a while, and I miss this feature a lot when working with TextMate. Fortunately, thanks to great extensibility of TM, one can include code analysis in the PHP bundle within just a few minutes.
After completing the steps below, you will be able to press a combination of keys and ZendCodeAnalyzer will analyze your PHP script and render its output like on the screen below:
Tags: php textmate
Another World in JS
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For quite a while it is clear where HTML is heading. With canvas objects, HTML5 features one will be able to create not only rich web applications, but also desktop apps that communicate through the web.
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Make Ruby 1.9.1 default on Ubuntu 9.10 Karmic Koala
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Ubuntu Karmic Koala comes with Ruby 1.9.1 — at last. But default Ruby version is still 1.8.7, which means that ruby and irb will still link to 1.8.7, and the bright and shiny 1.9.1 will be available as ruby1.9.1 and irb1.9.1.
Tags: ruby ruby1.9 ubuntu
