Comments for Developing Thoughts http://blog.clayvalet.com/dev Lightbulbs overhead Wed, 20 Aug 2008 01:14:03 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.1 Comment on Hacking Hacker News by العاب فلاش http://blog.clayvalet.com/dev/2008/05/20/hacking-hacker-news/#comment-502 العاب فلاش Tue, 27 May 2008 18:25:10 +0000 http://blog.clayvalet.com/dev/2008/05/20/hacking-hacker-news/#comment-502 <strong>العاب فلاش...</strong> Flash Switcher extension for Firefox (440) My first Firefox extension! (FlashTracer) (370) CubeRotate flickr slideshow (294) Apollo tour continues...... العاب فلاش…

Flash Switcher extension for Firefox (440) My first Firefox extension! (FlashTracer) (370) CubeRotate flickr slideshow (294) Apollo tour continues……

]]> Comment on Rails bug? by Rails bug? http://blog.clayvalet.com/dev/2008/04/18/rails-bug/#comment-260 Rails bug? Fri, 25 Apr 2008 19:20:11 +0000 http://blog.clayvalet.com/dev/2008/04/18/rails-bug/#comment-260 [...] http://blog.clayvalet.com/dev/2008/04/18/rails-bug/ asks Hoosgot, [...] […] http://blog.clayvalet.com/dev/2008/04/18/rails-bug/ asks Hoosgot, […]

]]> Comment on Offline Mac HTML validator by Ken http://blog.clayvalet.com/dev/2008/03/28/offline-mac-html-validator/#comment-147 Ken Tue, 01 Apr 2008 19:07:20 +0000 http://blog.clayvalet.com/dev/2008/03/28/offline-mac-html-validator/#comment-147 Thanks for the tip. But since I'm very lazy, now that I have something that works, I probably won't switch. :-) Also, a built-in editor is of no use to me, because I'm validating local web services, not files. Thanks for the tip. But since I’m very lazy, now that I have something that works, I probably won’t switch. :-)

Also, a built-in editor is of no use to me, because I’m validating local web services, not files.

]]> Comment on Offline Mac HTML validator by Joe Ferguson http://blog.clayvalet.com/dev/2008/03/28/offline-mac-html-validator/#comment-141 Joe Ferguson Sat, 29 Mar 2008 03:59:12 +0000 http://blog.clayvalet.com/dev/2008/03/28/offline-mac-html-validator/#comment-141 You might also like Tart http://www.illumit.com/tart a standalone xhtml, css, atom and rss validator. Tart also includes a built in editor so you correct problems without switching apps. You might also like Tart http://www.illumit.com/tart a standalone xhtml, css, atom and rss validator. Tart also includes a built in editor so you correct problems without switching apps.

]]> Comment on SQL portability: indexes by Developing Thoughts » Blog Archive » String searching in MySQL http://blog.clayvalet.com/dev/2008/02/02/sql-portability/#comment-122 Developing Thoughts » Blog Archive » String searching in MySQL Tue, 25 Mar 2008 21:14:34 +0000 http://blog.clayvalet.com/dev/2008/02/02/sql-portability/#comment-122 [...] allow indexes on functions of columns.  (Actually, it’s a trick question: SQL itself doesn’t have indexes at all.  PostgreSQL can create an index on an expression, but support for this is not at all consistent [...] […] allow indexes on functions of columns.  (Actually, it’s a trick question: SQL itself doesn’t have indexes at all.  PostgreSQL can create an index on an expression, but support for this is not at all consistent […]

]]> Comment on ruby-debug saved me some time today by ken http://blog.clayvalet.com/dev/2008/02/07/ruby-debug-saved-me-some-time-today/#comment-8 ken Thu, 14 Feb 2008 22:18:44 +0000 http://blog.clayvalet.com/dev/2008/02/07/ruby-debug-saved-me-some-time-today/#comment-8 Ah, I was looking for how to do this a week or two ago! I ended up trying to run "rake test:units" inside of "ruby -rdebug", and that doesn't work at all: it raised some weird exception that looked completely irrelevant. Somebody on #seattle.rb said it was possible but not easy, so I gave up on it. Ah, I was looking for how to do this a week or two ago!

I ended up trying to run “rake test:units” inside of “ruby -rdebug”, and that doesn’t work at all: it raised some weird exception that looked completely irrelevant. Somebody on #seattle.rb said it was possible but not easy, so I gave up on it.

]]> Comment on rbgrep, born 2008.1.28: 3 files, 118 lines by Ken Harris http://blog.clayvalet.com/dev/2008/01/29/rbgrep-born-2008128-3-files-118-lines/#comment-4 Ken Harris Sun, 03 Feb 2008 04:40:54 +0000 http://blog.clayvalet.com/dev/2008/01/29/rbgrep-born-2008128-3-files-118-lines/#comment-4 Howdy. Yeah, I probably looked at ack when I was looking for similar projects, before starting rbgrep. And recursive search, .svn ignoring, and highlighting are all nice features (which rbgrep either has, or has planned). But in the end, the killer feature, for me, is having a tool that understands Ruby syntax. Plus I've tried a few times to learn Perl and I can never seem to wrap my brain around it. Howdy. Yeah, I probably looked at ack when I was looking for similar projects, before starting rbgrep. And recursive search, .svn ignoring, and highlighting are all nice features (which rbgrep either has, or has planned). But in the end, the killer feature, for me, is having a tool that understands Ruby syntax.

Plus I’ve tried a few times to learn Perl and I can never seem to wrap my brain around it.

]]> Comment on rbgrep, born 2008.1.28: 3 files, 118 lines by David Parkinson http://blog.clayvalet.com/dev/2008/01/29/rbgrep-born-2008128-3-files-118-lines/#comment-3 David Parkinson Fri, 01 Feb 2008 09:40:30 +0000 http://blog.clayvalet.com/dev/2008/01/29/rbgrep-born-2008128-3-files-118-lines/#comment-3 Also consider <a href="http://search.cpan.org/dist/ack/ack" rel="nofollow">ack</a>, a Perl based alternative to grep. I find it cool because it: Doesn't search through .svn files Does recursive searches by default Highlights (in orange!) the query... with line number In any case, I'll be anxious to see how your tool develops. Also consider ack, a Perl based alternative to grep. I find it cool because it:

Doesn’t search through .svn files
Does recursive searches by default
Highlights (in orange!) the query… with line number

In any case, I’ll be anxious to see how your tool develops.

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