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I Was wondering if anyone had some suggestions to quickly test their coding lines in windows. Right now, I am currently using repl.it
I used to use fxri, but it doesn't work in later versions and I feel that irb lacks a lot of the useful tools that fxri has (example:built in, easily accessible library with descriptions of commands)
Any help would be much appreciated.
The Pry tool is a great learning resource. You can view source code and documentation on demand, and trivially explore a library or program using an intuitive file system metaphor.
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I've been looking for a SWANK server implementation for Ruby.
I found https://bitbucket.org/yinwm/usemacs/src/5bb82e78239c/raw-elisp/march/macos/site-lisp/slime/contrib/swank.rb but have had little luck making it play nice with Emacs 24 and Ruby 1.9.3.
Has anyone else had any luck?
After poking around the library it seems that it's not really complete. After tweaking the swank.rb code myself, I was able to get slime-connect to work. It needs quite a bit of polish to be a full-fledged swank server though.
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I'm working on a desktop application using SWT. I need to make the UI look and feel like Skype's interface. Can anybody suggest me something?
The presentations package allows the customization of the look of a SWT application.
Here's a general presentation, including a lot of links : http://jroller.com/mpermar/date/20050619#eclipse_presentations_jlibrary_and_vs
Of course you'll have a lot of work if you don't find an existing skin suitable to your need.
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I am writing a little Facebook application and I would like to publish a picture and a link when the user selects a certain option. Its been hard to find good resources about specific API calls like this (most of the books I've find were from 2008 and seem outdated). Can anyone explain how I might do this (I would I assume I would do this with a php call). Also, if anyone knows any good literature or resources on this topic that are not out of date that would be very helpful.
Your answer is here: http://developers.facebook.com/docs/reference/api/post/
They give you a CURL example, and if you're familiar with PHP's curl api you can trivially replicate it.
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i'm new to wp7 and want to develop 3d games. please help...
I'd suggest starting here: http://create.msdn.com/en-US/
That at least will get you the tools you need for this platform.
You will also want to familiarize yourself with both C# and Xaml languages.
Edit: Almost forgot. XNA is probably going to be your friend too if you are headed for game development. I rather like it as a framework since its fairly easy to port stuff back and forth from pc to xbox. Never used it with wp7 but....good luck :)
On this website you can find all what you need.
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I want to write a bundle for TextMate, where to start?
When writing the FileMaker TextMate Bundle, I found TextMate: Power Editing for the Mac quite helpful. Other than that, take a look at one of the simpler existing bundles. How you go about writing your bundle depends on if it's for a language that doesn't yet have a bundle (so that you need to define the language syntax) or if you just want to add functionality to TextMate, in which case you'll probably be writing commands and snippets. Commands are fairly simple, since they're just scripts, and you can use whatever language works for you (Ruby, PHP, Perl, etc.).