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  1. @jonsterling but you are still using a bridge, aren't you?
  2. @pellegrino I keep a great memory of #horaextra, makes me want to fly back to Rio just for that! And to see you guys!
  3. @SoftMind no, it's not but there is an open source book in preparation, more info later
  4. @vincentisambart wait! but who will make sure MacRuby still runs on Leo? ;)
  5. @james_herdman trying to explain a potentially complex concept only using code is actually pretty challenging.
  6. another great example of Ruby's singleton by @SamuelTonini https://gist.github.com/08c...
  7. @monsieur_rock can you now translate that in pure code and make it clear to a newbie? ;)
  8. @SamuelTonini it's nice but I would show the result in the snippet. Good example tho.
  9. @danielvlopes pretty cool
  10. does that code explain the basic concept of of Ruby singleton methods well enough? http://bit.ly/WJXyC feel free to fork.
  11. @mrichman exactly, and Rails would not exist without Ruby :)
  12. btw, happy "18 Brumaire" http://en.wikipedia.org/wik... #napoelon
  13. @jamesbritt I guess but it's dangerous, looking at the French history, 10 years after the revolution, Napoléon did a coup and became emperor
  14. @mrichman some developers might never realize the effect of Lisp in their daily work, it doesn't mean Lisp wasn't a game changer ;)
  15. @mrichman it's not about specifics or individuals, it's about a deeper change in the programming industry world view.
  16. interesting that my post about the Ruby revolution being over http://bit.ly/3pZH5U mainly bothers non-Ruby people.
  17. @jnunemaker I figured it was great marketing for your post ;)
  18. unlike @jnunemaker I don't think you're an idiot for not using Heroku http://bit.ly/gvs7s but you really should give it a try (free)
  19. interesting, Gizmo5 was acquired by Google http://bit.ly/3ggYzp #voip
  20. just realized http://peepcode.com had some new screencasts: Sinatra, Ruby1.9 and jQuery. Once again, well done @topfunky