And you’ll never want to miss them again! […]
Access the system clipboard with JRuby
This is my first jruby code (written for the clipboard gem) and I was quite surprised that you only need one-liners ;) […]
Three little tips for slimmer Rails migrations
Rails migrations are easy to understand and easy to write. However, you can save some unnecessary key strokes by applying these three tips :) […]
Requirements: A Mini RubyGems plugin
The .gemspec file of a gem allows to specify requirements for that gem – but usually you do not get to see them. These five lines patch RubyGems, so that gem displays the requirements of a gem after it has been installed: […]
Project Euler 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25 (Ruby)
The next pack of Project Euler solutions. […]
Little heplers for Ruby print debugging
Not everyone likes debuggers. I rather print the debug values myself – it works and I do not need to learn a debugger :P […]
Project Euler 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18 (Ruby)
More solutions for the projecteuler.net problems. Some of them are solved using 1.9.2 features. […]
The 28 Bytes of Ruby Joy!
The 28 Bytes of Ruby Joy will notably clean up your code: […]
Search the net - and do something for the environment :)
It is not that easy to find an replacement for google – often the search results are just better then those of the competitors. Except Yahoo – I like their results, but the user interface is not as good as google’s.
But now I have found a solution that works for me: ecosia.org.
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