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bartoszkrajka.com | ||
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mpov.timmorgan.org
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| | | | | Recently I switched to the Sway window manager on my favorite laptop and realized that ClipIt does not work there. I was reminded of an old Ruby script I wrote way back in 2012 to serve this purpose. Time to dust that thing off and make it work with Wayland! I installed the excellent wl-clipboard by Sergey Bugaev and started hacking. Here is my script: Here's how to use it: | |
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www.kensodev.com
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| | | | | It's old news for you devoted reader, but as you know I love coding with Ruby on Railsand that's what my story for today is all about. I just spent about an hour scratching my head and throwing my keyboard (don't tell Jobs) around my home office on this issue. I am upgrading an existing project (guess which...) from rails2 and ruby1.8.7 to rails3 and ruby 1.9.2. First thing is of course installing bundler and working with the Gemfile (thank god). | |
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netwert.com
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janko.io
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| | | When I started developing the Rails integration for Rodauth, one of the first problems I needed to solve was how to make Rodauth work seamlessly with Active Record, given that it uses Sequel for database interaction. I believed these two could coexist together, because Sequel is mostly hidden from the Rodauth user anyway, and all that really matters is that Rodauth's SQL statements get executed on the database. | ||
