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Mathematica 7: A Review
A powerful tool that supports image processing, OpenGL, multi-core architectures, and more - Parallel
ActiveState Releases Komodo IDE 5.0
Built on the Mozilla 1.9 code base for speed - Open Source
Komodo 5.0 IDE Released
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What CI Tools Do You Use?
Recently, we started using RunCodeRun, a new hosted continuous integration (CI) system. If you're not familiar with the concept of CI and automated build tools, Martin Fowler's classic article on the subject is probably the best starting point. Essentially the CI workflow stresses that solid software development practices rely on having a fully automated and instantly reproducible build system, that includes testing, and runs many times a day. Ideally whenever a commit is made to the project mainline.
- DesignThe Pastebin, Evolved
Pastebins are a simple tool for sharing code snippets for public viewing. They've existed seemingly forever and are incredibly popular in IRC (you do still use IRC, right?) where they're used to paste larger amounts of code for discussion, analysis, and debugging. In return for your text, you're given a nicely formatted syntax highlighted page whose URL you can paste into the channel. Typical examples include pastebin.com, pastie.org, and nopaste.info.
Last week, Git repository hosting service GitHub demonstrated a new twist on the boring but useful pastebin concept with their latest offering, Gist. The novell thing about Gist is that any code that is pasted by a user into the service ends up becoming its own Git repository... - Web DevelopmentDistributed Software Development Explained
Distributed Software Development introduces a huge new world of possibilities on top of well-known SCM best practices - Tools
Developer Diaries
Profiles of programmers, descriptions of developers. - Design
Railsconf Highlights Part I
I'm in Portland today, attending the second day of Railsconf. So far things have been good; the crowds are a bit large this year but the talks have been, for the most part, much more in-depth than last year. I figured I would take a few minutes out of the hectic conference schedule to fill DDJ Code Talk readers in on a few of the highlights...
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Deploying Rails Applications Book Review
Git in the Spotlight
There's been a lot of fuss recently about Git, the distributed version control system, particularly within the Ruby community (at least, that's why I'm aware of it). In addition to it's distributed nature, Git offers a number of other advantages including sophisticated branch handling and performance and storage optimizations.
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