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Ruby • Dec 20, 2011

Adding Client Connections and Binary Data to em-websocket

Details of a recent project to augment the em-websocket gem to support client connections and binary data transfer.
Extracurricular Activities • Dec 07, 2011

Common SSD Pitfalls

Solid state drives, due to being relatively immature and expensive when compared to hard drives, an ideal setup can be difficult to attain.
Embedded Systems • Dec 05, 2011

SVUnit Brings TDD to Logic Design

Unit-testing and TDD could benefit logic design, since ASIC bugs are expensive to fix. SVUnit is a promising endeavor for the Verilog crowd.
Development Practices • Dec 05, 2011

You’re Ready to Deploy – You Must Be Done, Right?

Your app might do everything your customers asked, but does it do everything you need? Here're tools for monitoring and diagnosing issues after it ships.
Software Science • Nov 23, 2011

Binary Serialization Tour Guide

A list of most of the choices for serializing and communicating binary data structures.
Development Practices • Nov 15, 2011

From Pigment to Pixels: What Art History Can Teach Us about Software Design

This post compares and contrasts software design for hire with art done for patrons.
Ruby on Rails • Nov 08, 2011

Running Multiple Rails Applications with Pow

Configuring Pow, a zero-config Rack server for Mac OS X, to work from external devices.
Project & Team Management • Oct 25, 2011

The Tao of Agile

Agile is not about iterative development. It's not about user research or TDD. Agility won't be found in open workspaces - or in cubicles. Agile is an attitude.
Objective-C • Oct 04, 2011

Instance Variables in Objective-C

How Objective-C stores instance variables, and how the new runtime has improved this.
Developer Tools • Sep 27, 2011

Run Tests From MacVim via Terminal.app or iTerm.app

AppleScript and Vimscript for running Ruby tests being edited in MacVim in either Terminal.app or iTerm.app. Works with Rspec, Cucumber, and Test::Unit tests.
.NET / WPF • Aug 26, 2011

C#: (a few of) The Good Parts

Every software development environment has its bright points, and C# is no exception. The following are a few features and tools we enjoyed working with.
Development Practices • Aug 24, 2011

How to Write a Compiler in an Afternoon

How to write compiler for toy language with JIT and native code generation in haskell using the Parsec library for parsing and LLVM for code generation.
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