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hands on Gilad Manor: Ruby Threading with a simple Producer - Consumer example

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Tuesday, August 13, 2013. Ruby Threading with a simple Producer - Consumer example. A threading example implementation of the producer - consumer paradigm implemented in Ruby. Please do not post spam on this blog, Spam sites will be reported to google. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). License Security in Java. Hands on software specialist. View my complete profile. Ruby Threading with a simple Producer - Consumer e. Parleys - tech talk. Sir Winston Churchill quotes.

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hands on Gilad Manor: Agile Safari

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Wednesday, May 27, 2009. A giraffe, which I hold dear, once told me that agile application development is all about pace, straight forward thinking and relevance. I can’t help thinking that us humans, like to make things all so complicated, even when we intend them to be ‘agile’. I couldn’t help noticing that there was a wide nose rhino, staring at us from the other side of a patch of coffee. The rhino was eyeing us ferociously. He wasn’t going anywhere. Develop in short manageable cycles. Delivering fun...

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hands on Gilad Manor: November 2012

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Thursday, November 15, 2012. When resources are scarce the smartest thing to do is to share. For so long, startup founders have been pitching about having a team of professionals who are one hundred percent dedicated to the job. For most of these enterprises in their infancy that was true. What was also true, and much less obvious, was that these dedicated teams were not 100% occupied in their work 100% of the time. Much like in the military, start-up life is more in the sense of hurrying up and waiting.

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hands on Gilad Manor: Bazooka Developer

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Sunday, June 14, 2009. It is so told, that there should come a time for every developer, when he be faced with the challenge of coding in the sky. A situation like this happens when a client is faced with a critical problem and needs an immediate solution. The solution provider decides to give it a go, sends out a repair man, for a fast, cowboy style solution, and cashes in the check. My first task was to deliver functionality. Meeting the bare minimum to enable testability: I wrote a mock up interface i...

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hands on Gilad Manor: Development war room

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Thursday, February 5, 2009. 1 Pursuing on the task at hand, in light of the goal. 2 The customer is my supreme commander. The customer in this case may range from the actual person or company that makes use of the product, to the sales department. All in all, my customer has a wider angle of view on things than I do. 3 Creativity and innovation. 4 Never fall in love with your own creativity. I keep forgetting that one. 5 Keeping it stupid and simple. The average developer, like me, has a thread timeout o...

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hands on Gilad Manor: July 2013

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Wednesday, July 17, 2013. Upgrading to JRuby Neo4J rvm on Ubuntu. While upgrading the Wikibrains server I encountered a few snags, I had to bypass these issues by following these steps:. Purging the RVM/Ruby installations: ( source. Open new terminal and validate environment is clean from old RVM settings (should be no output):. If there was output, try to open new terminal, if it does not help then restart your computer. Now proceed to installing rails:. Version '= 0.3.8'. Links to this post.

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hands on Gilad Manor: March 2013

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Saturday, March 30, 2013. Links to this post. Monday, March 25, 2013. Angular.js, a haven for the lazy developer. I've been acquainted with this framework in a JavaScript. Meetup I attended at the Google campus in Tel Aviv. The speaker, Shay Resnik. Was full of praise to this new infra that allows developers to be lazy and write so much less code. But as a supper lazy developer, I had to see for my self. So I did. and it does. The combination of RoR. I found a nice example for the workings of RoR. Java -...

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hands on Gilad Manor: August 2013

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hands on Gilad Manor: Javascript Visualization Toolkits

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Thursday, April 11, 2013. As part of my search for a nice visualization scheme for my projects, I've stumbled upon to consecutive libraries that are manages by the same team of people (owned by Mike Bostock. The first one is the Protovis. Library that is no longer under active development, but does have a very nice feature set. The same team went on to develop a new visualization library called D3.js. A simpler set of visualization tools can be found at the flot. With an assortment of amazing webGL.