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Homebrew, Ruby, and Git

I encountered some interesting behavior between Homebrew and Ruby this afternoon. I can describe what happened, but I don’t yet understand why. Perhaps another member of the dev community can shed some light. Upgrading to Git 1.8.5 Earlier today I...
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Amazon's Guerrilla Marketing

Amazon's Guerrilla Marketing

Last night’s episode of 60 Minutes featured an interview with Jeff Bezos, CEO of Amazon. The timing was perfect for Amazon. Black Friday was a few days ago. Cyber Monday is today. Online retailers want to be top-of-mind when people...
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awesome_print_motion for RubyMotion

The Problem Let’s say we’re building a version of Atari’s Pong in RubyMotion. We’re debugging an issue with the paddles; they don’t line up the way we want them to. Time to examine the playing field via the RubyMotion console....
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OS X and RubyMotion, Finishing Up

OS X and RubyMotion, Finishing Up

There is something I neglected to cover in a previous blog post, Building an OS X App With RubyMotion. Once you’ve written the OS X app, where do you find the executable, and how do you add it to the...
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