Posting with the Ruby HTTPClient
Friday, March 19th, 2010We’ve arrived at the final piece of the puzzle when it comes to the latest WP MU mass posting addition to SEO tools.... Read More
We’ve arrived at the final piece of the puzzle when it comes to the latest WP MU mass posting addition to SEO tools.... Read More
Finally we’re getting to the uploading part. Handling uploads (at least not big ones) is no biggie in Ruby on Rails. No most of the code in the listing below has to do with inserting the data we’ve uploaded.... Read More
Update: Check out the HTTP Client article for more on how the below setup is later used to make life easier.... Read More
So for the last two days I’ve completed my first RoR application that is actually used by somebody, my SEO colleagues to be more precise, their first wish was a script that would make it much easier to submit links to link directories, that and an article spinner.... Read More
Update: I just had to install the whole stack again, now apart from the gems the following is needed:
1.) Mysql drivers/libs/dev files, beats me which ones, I just installed them all in synaptic.
2.) OpenSSL libs/dev files, installed them too via synaptic.... Read More
Did you ever wonder how Warren Buffet managed to get that rich? Pure luck my friend, the man was born with perfect timing, one year after the stock market crash of 1929, at the beginning of the great depression.... Read More
I’ve just experienced one of the strangest problems ever. A PHP project was probably copied from a Swedish Windows machine to a Linux server, set to handle Swedish somehow. From the server it was then downloaded to a Mac that was probably running Swedish too, and from the Mac to my strictly English Windows installation running Wamp and XAMPP.... Read More
The onStyleNeeded method in scintilla.rb used to look like this:... Read More
Another bug fix, phew, they do stack up when you really start using an application for real.... Read More