June 2008
14 posts
Trouble getting git-svn to work on OSX Leopard?
By default, if you don’t have the subversion-perl bindings installed — git will not come with the sexy git-svn command. You can fix this with ease through portage. First uninstall git-core, then use the following command:
sudo port install git-core +svn
This will install all the perlness required and provide the git-svn command for you.
Speaking at LoneStar Ruby Conf 08! →
Chris Selmer, Pradeep Elankumaran, and I will be giving a 6 hour (six!!) training session titled “Rails Refactoring: Triage, Prevention, and Performance”. If you’ve got questions on how to wrangle crazy/ugly code, come down and join us in Austin, Texas, September 4th through the 6th! I’ll throw up a link to the speaker schedule once it’s posted by LSRC.
Fu-fu mentioned on the Rails Envy Podcast! →
Fu-fu: The Profanity Filter for Rails gets metnioned at 10:12. Gregg even pronounced my last name correctly! Thanks guys!
“Great spirits have always found violent opposition from mediocrities. The latter...”
– Albert Einstein
Officially Announcing Fu-fu: The Profanity Filter... →
That’s the most foul, cruel, and bad-tempered word you ever set eyes on! Look, that word’s got a vicious streak a mile wide! It’s a killer!
There will be no killer words in this application: Behold the mighty Fu-fu! And there was much rejoicing…
Fu-fu: The Profanity Filter for Rails is now...
Fu-Fu: The Profanity Filter for Rails will no longer modify the data in your database (unless you want it to). From the README:
Notice — there are two profanity filters, one is destructive. Beware the exclamation point (profanity_filter!). Non-Destructive (filters content when called, original text remains in the database)
profanity_filter :foo, :bar # banned words will be replaced with...
