On Thursday, April 2, 2015 at 7:54:13 PM UTC-4, jzakiya wrote:
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> "primes-utils" is a Rubygem which provides a suite of extremely fast
> (relative to Ruby's standard library) utility methods for testing and
> generating primes.
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> Install it the usual way:
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> $ gem install primes-utils
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I'm in the vim camp, and while that vim loadout looks very impressive, I
find you don't need too much, if that is not your style.
Ones I would absolutely get for rails though: rails.vim ( rails commands ),
fugitive.vim( git commands ), matchit.vim ( better bounds / fold matching
), and FastFolds (
try to read rails from the very first commits, did not help a lot but so
far I do not other way except suffering till you understand how it works
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I am currently developing an iOS app with a ruby on rails API back end.
My iOS constantly has to poll my API for changes, so of course I am looking
to find a solution for this inefficient method.
>From what I've seen faye and using websockets seems to be a viable
solution. But from what I hav
Hi,
My name is David, this is my first post here. Thanks for having this space
and allow me to post a question. Going to the nitty-gritty:
I have read:
- Practical Object-Oriented Design in Ruby: I found it amazing, I think
I understand what is object oriented design after reading this
+1 for RubyMine. It's an excellent, affordable ($50 for a personal license)
IDE. I use scripts a lot, but for code editing and debugging it's a great
tool.
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