Ardekantur

Computer Science, Ruby, and Software Engineering.

Category: Projects I Support

From Code to Design Document: A Play in Four Acts

Act One: The Code and The Motivation

Here’s the first player, our code.

% ls Repository/trunk/clementine/interfaces/gesture CLGestureCue.cxx CLGestureCueAppearance.h CLGestureListener.cxx CLGestureParser.h CLGestureCue.h [...]

Sinatra 0.9 and Pre-RSpec Modifications

I have no idea if this is the right way to do this, but it certainly works. Say you’re working in Sinatra 0.9, and have an application that subclasses Sinatra::Base. Call it AwesomeApp. What if you want to fiddle around with it — in my case, set application options — before RSpec starts running with [...]

Fixing Slideshow (S9) and Syntax Highlighting within Markdown

In another attempt to fill a blog entry title with as many buzzwords as I can, this diff can be applied to the code in your Slide Show library in order to take the suggestion of a previous developer and use CGI to unescape the HTML that comes back from syntax highlighting code, as opposed [...]

Tasko/TaskPaper + Ruby = Awesome

I introduce my pet project, Taskomaly, to the world. Using Ruby to synchronize your to-do lists with online APIs is useful and fun!

On the Edge of Camping: OpenID and Perl Ports

I write a report on the latest things happening in the world of Camping, a Ruby Web micro-framework.