Speaking Engagements
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Bryan Weber Speaking at Strange Loop 2010
Speaker: Bryan Weber, Software Developer, Near Infinity
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Scott Leberknight Speaking at Richmond JUG
Speaker: Scott Leberknight, Chief Architect, Near Infinity
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Blogs
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Session Storage in JRuby on Rails There are many ways to store sessions in Ruby on Rails, but by using JRuby, we get another option that I think supersedes the common solutions... Using the Java Server's...
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Andrew Avenoso | JRuby, Java, Ruby, Web Development | August 9, 2010 12:30 PM
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Death to the DAO and How to Test LINQ Occasionally I hear complaints that LINQ is hard to unit test. These complaints aren't about LINQ to objects, mind you, they're specific to the complexities of the flavors of LINQ...
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Lee Richardson | .NET | July 22, 2010 10:42 PM
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Display a custom UIView like a UIActionSheet Have you ever tried to use a UIActionSheet to display more than just buttons? It doesn't work, as you have probably figured out. The common solution is to create a...
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Andrew Homeyer | iPhone | June 14, 2010 12:05 AM
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Launching Mini Confluence Enterprise Edition at the Atlassian Summit We're in San Francisco this week at the Atlassian Summit lunching Mini Confluence Enterprise Edition -- a way to access Confluence on your iPhone, Blackberry, Palm or Android. At last...
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Caroline Wizeman | General, iPhone | June 10, 2010 6:24 PM
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Missing the each_line method in FakeFS version 0.2.1? Add it! Recently we have been using the excellent FakeFS (fake filesystem) gem in some specs to test code that reads and writes files on the filesystem. We are using the latest...
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Scott Leberknight | Ruby, Testing | May 6, 2010 10:22 PM
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