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I just can’t leave it alone…Posted by Synfinatic on November 20, 2008 at 9:28 am in tcpreplay.For some reason, probably due to a sever mental defect, I actually enjoy writing C code. Yes, there are plenty of other languages which have plenty of aspects which are better then C, but I just don’t find any of them as satisfying to actually write code in. Ruby comes the closest, but as languages go, it’s still a little wet behind the ears while C is mature. What does that mean? I’ve been working on tcpreplay again- even after I claimed I was putting it away for the foreseeable future. Tags: C, cygwin, ruby, tcpreplay, windows
Rails 2.1Posted by Synfinatic on June 8, 2008 at 3:40 pm in Cabernet.I’ve successfully migrated Cabernet over to Rails 2.1. Not being a power-rails developer, there doesn’t seem to be a whole lot that has changed. Most of the API remains the same, and the one thing that’s changed (pagination) has been replaced with an easier to use module (will_paginate). Tags: Cabernet, rails, ruby
Ruby: JBYCDMYSPosted by Synfinatic on June 5, 2008 at 10:28 pm in Code.So a co-worker sent me this link of “cool Ruby tricks“. After looking at them, I’ve come up with the Ruby equivalent of Perl’s TIMTOWTDI (There is more then one way to do it.) Tags: JBYCDMYS, ruby
Cabernet isn’t deadPosted by Synfinatic on June 2, 2008 at 11:15 pm in Cabernet.With tcpreplay 3.3.2 development wrapping up, I think I’ll take a break from C and concentrate on Ruby. I’m still using Cabernet and with Passenger, it looks like my goal of distributing a Rails application is finally doable. So that means getting Cabernet ready for Rails 2.1 and of course cleaning up the UI so it’s not so horribly ugly. Tags: Cabernet, rails, ruby, ui
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