Archive for February, 2007
4 Unusual uses for Subversion
The most common use of Subversion is to keep source code of applications versioned and secure. However, there are quite a few other options that are not so common at all.
Quickly read on and find out if maybe you can put Subversion to use in quite a few ways you didn’t expect.
Subversion Cheat Sheet 1.0!
I’ve noticed a huge interest in my Subversion articles lately and I thought to create a nice cheat sheet for all you.
The cheat sheets includes common commands that you’ll use when using Subversion on a daily basis. I didn’t include every option or command that subversion supports, nor did I include any administration stuff. This [...]
RoR: link_to_remote with a text_field value as an argument
Forms are very well supported in Ruby on Rails. But in some cases you want to get information about a value a user has entered in a form, but without submitting the entire form. A good example of this is the sign up procedure at Yahoo. You enter your desired username, click “check availability” and [...]
Goals in the Park
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Goals in the Park, originally uploaded by ariejan.
My new hobby is photography, if you didn’t know already. Today I was strolling the park and I took this picture. Actually, I took three pictures and created [...]
My photo’s on Flickr
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Near Camden Lock Market, London, UK, originally uploaded by ariejan.
In an idle moment I decided to up all my photo’s to Flickr. Normally I burn my photo’s to disk or zip them up on an [...]
