Think in code - All Commentstag:thinkincode.net,2009:mephisto/commentsMephisto Noh-Varr2009-09-02T10:08:48ZAlexeytag:thinkincode.net,2007-01-01:2:15132009-09-02T10:08:48Z2009-09-02T10:08:48ZComment on 'Ruby y Ejabberd' by AlexeyThank you for your code. I have ejabberd on Windows. I can`t make this script work on windows. I have configured ejabberd to use extauth with this script.:
{extauth_program, "ruby.exe C:\\Users\\Alexey\\Development\\authentication_ejabberd.rb"}.
and tried this way
{extauth_program, "C:\\Users\\Alexey\\Development\\authentication_ejabberd.rb"}.
nothing`s happen
What I`m doing wrong? Is there any way to setup external authentication on Windows thru ruby script?
Thank you in advance.http://thinkincode.net/2007/1/1/ruby-y-ejabberdJohntag:thinkincode.net,2009-07-16:989:13542009-08-20T07:27:57Z2009-08-20T07:27:57ZComment on 'Rails load balancing with Apache and Trinidad' by JohnNice work, love your site!http://thinkincode.net/2009/7/16/rails-load-balancing-with-apache-and-trinidadDavid Calaveratag:thinkincode.net,2008-05-22:61:13302009-08-18T11:07:24Z2009-08-18T11:07:24ZComment on 'Using Hudson as Rails CI server' by David CalaveraJarno, the code is available in the hudson repository, contributions are welcome XD.http://thinkincode.net/2008/5/22/using-hudson-as-rails-ci-serverJarno Keskikangastag:thinkincode.net,2008-05-22:61:13082009-08-16T16:54:45Z2009-08-16T16:54:45ZComment on 'Using Hudson as Rails CI server' by Jarno KeskikangasThanks for the plugin! I have some problems adding ruby enterprise edition, jruby and mri works fine. Would you be interested in sharing the code? I would be more than happy to contribute.
Kind Regards,http://thinkincode.net/2008/5/22/using-hudson-as-rails-ci-serverSchalk Neethlingtag:thinkincode.net,2008-05-22:61:9672009-06-30T06:46:50Z2009-06-30T06:46:50ZComment on 'Using Hudson as Rails CI server' by Schalk NeethlingThanks for the plugin! Now I can jump back into using Hudson.http://thinkincode.net/2008/5/22/using-hudson-as-rails-ci-serverJeroen Knoopstag:thinkincode.net,2008-09-18:402:9002009-05-03T09:26:24Z2009-05-03T09:26:24ZComment on 'rubyMetrics 1.2 supports Rails stats' by Jeroen KnoopsI really like this feature, but it seems that this part is broken in rubyMetric 1.2.2. in combination with rake 1.5
Rake 1.5 has a working directory parameter (which is very useful).
I've tried to make a patch in RailsStatsPublisher.java:37 by adding an extra parameter and expanding the RailsStatsPublisher config.jelly with an Advanced settings part, but I'm new to Hudson so I had some difficulties in getting the test environment running.
Or is it just me, not getting the rails Stats to run?http://thinkincode.net/2008/9/18/rubymetrics-1-2-supports-rails-statsAllantag:thinkincode.net,2009-04-09:865:8882009-04-19T07:23:54Z2009-04-19T07:23:54ZComment on 'Rails template for Google app engine' by AllanI have voted. Thanks for good job David!http://thinkincode.net/2009/4/9/rails-template-for-google-app-engineJeremy McAnallytag:thinkincode.net,2009-04-09:865:8672009-04-10T00:04:23Z2009-04-10T00:04:23ZComment on 'Rails template for Google app engine' by Jeremy McAnallyMerged :) For some reason it didn't show up in my fork queue...http://thinkincode.net/2009/4/9/rails-template-for-google-app-enginePaultag:thinkincode.net,2008-09-08:345:8382009-03-30T16:29:04Z2009-03-30T16:29:04ZComment on 'When readability is better than metaprogramming' by PaulThis morning I've bumped into the code you posted above. And it gave me a headache.http://thinkincode.net/2008/9/8/when-readability-is-better-than-metaprogrammingJaime Iniestatag:thinkincode.net,2009-01-09:772:7732009-01-09T23:01:57Z2009-01-09T23:01:57ZComment on 'Rails Hackathon in Madrid' by Jaime IniestaCount me in!http://thinkincode.net/2009/1/9/rails-hackathonCarlos Sancheztag:thinkincode.net,2008-10-20:621:6582008-11-03T07:11:38Z2008-11-03T07:11:38ZComment on 'Next three weeks in the states' by Carlos SanchezEstaría bien que nos vieramos en ApacheCon. Por el bar o en alguna sesion
http://us.apachecon.com/c/acus2008/sessions/51http://thinkincode.net/2008/10/20/next-three-weeks-in-the-statesDavidtag:thinkincode.net,2008-10-25:654:6572008-10-29T15:51:07Z2008-10-29T15:51:07ZComment on 'Google Test Automation Conference 08' by DavidThank you Renato, I really apreciate your comment, you saved my speech, you know ;). I hope to see you again next year.http://thinkincode.net/2008/10/25/google-test-automation-conference-08Renatotag:thinkincode.net,2008-10-25:654:6562008-10-28T17:40:08Z2008-10-28T17:40:08ZComment on 'Google Test Automation Conference 08' by RenatoDon't be afraid, happens to have a speech and the results doesn't satisfy you.
I was at GTAC and my perspective is that other presentations had more trouble.
1° They haven't reached the goals of the proposal of Google...
2° The contents was poor
And last but not least, except for james, all the other speaker used slide that no speaker want to use. We call it "PowerPoint-Death". Only boring bullets.
Probably you know what means "PresentationZen",
Kind Regards
Renatohttp://thinkincode.net/2008/10/25/google-test-automation-conference-08Raul Murcianotag:thinkincode.net,2008-10-25:654:6552008-10-26T09:42:19Z2008-10-26T09:42:19ZComment on 'Google Test Automation Conference 08' by Raul MurcianoCongratulations David! :)http://thinkincode.net/2008/10/25/google-test-automation-conference-08Lopretag:thinkincode.net,2008-09-18:402:6272008-10-21T14:30:51Z2008-10-21T14:30:51ZComment on 'rubyMetrics 1.2 supports Rails stats' by LopreIt looks very nice. I will use it in my next app.http://thinkincode.net/2008/9/18/rubymetrics-1-2-supports-rails-stats