January 2009
13 posts
WatchGold dust demo on Vimeo (via Vimeo)
For our Advanced Motion & Sound class, here at SOAD/KMUTT, i am trying to do a animation using (Ruby-)Processing to draw dots that react to an audio track. Mine looks pretty rigid (and it’s really slow).
Nothing compared to this one, which is really nice.
Maybe i should consider looking at some “real” programming languages like C(++).
playing tourgide in bangkok is not easy
Multiple Sinatra .90 applications in one process →
via (Ryan Tomayko)
gitx (commit button included) →
Besides using the console and a texteditor when doing git stuff, i am using git gui and gitnub for a while now.
I had gitx installed, but never used it, because the other two do (almost) everything i want. I especially like gitnub’s vertical commit list.
Now i have discovered the “commit” button on gitx. Looks pretty useful.
arrgh… i think the time i am wasting wrestling with Java shoots down it’s speed advantage compared to using the slower Ruby (Processing).
http://freenet-homepage.de/WenzelElectronics/Bildve... →
Hexerei!
An example for an OpenID consumer using Sinatra →
using the ruby-openid gem.
Learned stuff from: Dennis Bloete , ruby-openid source
kakutani's openid_fake_server at master — GitHub →
”.. It is based on ruby-openid examples/rails_openid w/ some arrangement.”
It’s a local OpenID server that runs out of the box. No configuration required. Should be useful when developing a OpenID consumer app.
Edit: Or just use the example from ruby-openid: http://openidenabled.com/files/ruby-openid/repos/2.x.x/
This can only be seen by ...
Why can’t i just click a button when creating a new post on Tumblr (Wordpress, Blogspot, whatever) that says:
This can only be seen by…
… all your friends at facebook.
… all the people you are following at twitter.
… all people with these OpenID accounts …
Why the hell can’t this be done? Why does nobody use OpenID, XFN or the like? This...
Stefano’s Linotype » Blog Archive » Why... →
The title is a bit misleading. Its an opinionated, useful guide to CSS and HTML for advanced beginners.
December 2008
3 posts
NTS: use git's post-receive hook on remote repo!
Note to self:
If you want to something like “deploy the app after something gets pushed into this repo” on your remote repository, don’t use post-commit on the remote remo!
Use post-receive (or post-update)!
The post-commit is for things that should happen after a local commit. The post-receive (or post-update) hook will be executed after the remote repo has received a pack...