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Ruby - Crafting An Object - The Behavior Of A Ticket

A ticket is a familiar object, with a known set of properties and behaviors. Let’s take a high-level view at what we expect a ticket-like Ruby object to do...

2 replies - 2711 views - 01/28/09 by Schalk Neethling in News

Open Source : How Do You Stay Up To Date?

I Love the concepts and beliefs behind Open Source. I use Open Source libraries, applications etc. all the time. One of the things I have always found a...

18 replies - 10940 views - 01/10/09 by Schalk Neethling in News

2009 Predictions, 2008 Predictions Revisited

It's once again that time of year, and in keeping with my tradition, I'll revisit the 2008 predictions to see how close I came before I start waxing prophetic...

7 replies - 9154 views - 01/02/09 by Ted Neward in Articles

Simplistic Texteditor For Your Next Ruby On Rails Webapplication

Do you want to come to the metaparty? Okay it is not a party tool it is a political site in German where the party member itself create the party platform....

0 replies - 3531 views - 12/19/08 by Peter Karich in News

Classes As Objects And Message-Receivers

Classes are special objects: they’re the only kind of object that has the power to spawn new objects (instances). Nonetheless, they’re objects. When you...

0 replies - 4194 views - 12/18/08 by Schalk Neethling in News

Naming Of Anonymous, First Class Code Segments

One of the things I’m starting to notice when working on Ioke isthat current programming languages doesn’t seem to have enough namesfor first class code...

0 replies - 1179 views - 11/26/08 by olabini in News

Counting Ruby Objects on the JRuby Heap

I got an email the other day from Michael Yuan. He had been working with some folks who were running an application on JRuby and they thought they might be...

0 replies - 3304 views - 10/08/08 by Gregg Sporar in News

JVM Language Summit - last day

The final day of the language summit sported loads of interesting presentations, just like the first two days. I can’t over stress how well prepared these...

0 replies - 2148 views - 10/06/08 by olabini in Articles

JVM Language Summit - second day

I’m sitting here during the third day of the JVM language summit, and thought I’d summarize the second day a bit. Hopefully I’ll soon be able to write...

0 replies - 2054 views - 10/06/08 by olabini in Articles

JVM Language Summit - first day

Just came back from the first day of the JVM language summit, and it’s been a very interesting day indeed. I made some bad morning choices - and spending...

0 replies - 2075 views - 10/06/08 by olabini in Articles

JVM Language Summit 2008 Report

Thoughtworker and DZone MVB blogger Ola Bini recently attended and blogged from the JVM Language Summit that took place in Santa Clara, California last month....

0 replies - 6520 views - 10/06/08 by Nitin Bharti in Articles

Rest With Rails Part III - Using ActiveResource

It is easy to use open-uri and Net::HTTP. Well, easy is a relative term. Building a client library to access our task manager service will still require a fair...

0 replies - 4145 views - 09/16/08 by Schalk Neethling in News

Rest With Rails Part 2 : Serving XML, JSON and Atom

In part 1 of REST with Rails we had an introduction to creating RestFull services with Rails. In this article we will be looking into serving this content...

0 replies - 13623 views - 09/09/08 by Schalk Neethling in News

REST With Rails Part 1

In this first part I will show you how to build RESTful services using Rails. REST is an architectural style modeled after the Web. Basically, it codifies the...

1 replies - 6117 views - 09/04/08 by Schalk Neethling in News

Seam and Hibernate Development with JBoss

JBoss Developer Studio includes brand new tools for Seam, a powerful application framework for building next generation Web 2.0 applications. These Seam...

0 replies - 11081 views - 06/11/08 by James Sugrue in Videos