- Global Nerdy: Salmagundi for Thursday, December 15, 2011
- World Wide Webber: Graph Processing versus Graph Databases
Instead of looping through your collection and rendering a partial for each element like this: 'person', :locals => { :person => student } %>
...you can pass the collection directly to the render method: 'person', :collection => @ students %>
Please note that the name of the variable, you can use inside the partial to refer to each element of your collection, has the same name as your partial; and is not derived from the name of your collection. So, in this case use person and not student .
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…great success, it's also been limited by the number of robotic parts available to the students. Students are able to build the robot specified in the base Lego kit instructions, but have few options to take it in a new direction.
Luckily for them, New Relic has stepped in and is sponsoring the class this year. Our sponsorship provides much-needed funds to purchase additional parts. Now the kids have more choices on how to design their robots. They can choose whether they want to build …
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…Monday, October 15th | 7-9 p.m. | thoughtbot office | Matt Mongeau | Students will learn Ruby language syntax, how to write Ruby objects, and how objects interact with one another.
Introduction to Ruby on Rails | Wednesday, November 7th | 7-9 p.m. | thoughtbot office | Chad Pytel | Students will learn the basics of the Ruby on Rails web application framework.
Other evening Skillshare classes in the curated list
Photoshop Quickstart for Beginners | …
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Students must be familiar with basic to intermediate Unix/ Linux system administration topics including the following:
Command-line familiarity with Unix/ Linux shells
System resource concepts like package, service and user management
Key-based authentication (e.g., RSA/ SSH)
Version control systems (e.g., Git, Mercurial, Subversion)
Knowledge of cloud computing or virtualization concepts such as API-driven compute is helpful Students should have basic working …
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- Engine Yard Developer Blog: Why Chef Should Manage Deploying Your Application
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Students can always see the code associated with a project and it's always displayed next to the output. Students can change any code they see and and save it to their own personal account (aka "forking" in the Github parlance).
(Note the authorship details and the "Based on" link with screenshot that shows up below a project that has been "forked" from another project.)
Community feedback and discussion is also large part of the benefit that we hope …
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""We are an award-winning yearbook. We don't want to diminish the quality with something that can be seen as unprofessional," Jaramillo said."
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The Durango Herald | Student editors make call on "sexy" yearbook photo
haha yearbook nerds. (via stryker )
…conflict with other dependencies. Inspired by the ideas behind multi_json, a Mendicant University student ( Mitko Kostov) built a similar adapter library for Markdown processors called Marky . The base implementation is very simple, and gives us a good opportunity to look at one way to implement an Adapter in Ruby from the ground up.
The basic idea is that we want to be able to use a common interface while easily configuring which backend is used under the hood. The following …
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- Engine Yard Developer Blog: What Are Events, Why Might You Care, and How Can EventMachine Help?
- Ruby Inside: The Ruby 1.9 Walkthrough: How to Go From Ruby 1.8.7 to 1.9.2 and 1.9.3
- Merbist: About concurrency and the GIL
- till's blog: apt-repair-sources on Ubuntu