May 2006
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March 2006
Understanding the Command Line (Mar 05)
by ruadrift
[suggested title: ``Understanding the Command line'']
In past columns, I've talked a lot about the Perl language, but haven't ever said much about perl at the Unix shell command line. So, let's fix that, by looking at some commonly used command-line constructs for Perl.
Ramiro.org - Language Software Consulting - Perl One Liners
by ruadrift
Command line Perl scripts for various purposes, such as HTML processing. Many of the examples work on STDIN.
February 2006
Monolingual
by mitchellchan & 3 others
Monolingual is a program for removing unnecessary language resources from Mac OS X,
in order to reclaim several hundred megabytes of disk space.
It requires at least Mac OS X 10.3.9 (Panther) and also works on Mac OS X 10.4 (Tiger).
January 2006
December 2005
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September 2005
Ruby Class Hierarchy
by Riduidel
This page offers a few charts describing various subtrees of Ruby class hierarchy.
ActiveState - Company Information, News Room, Whitepapers, ActiveState Dynamic Languages - Dynamic Tools for Dynamic Languages
by Riduidel
Dynamic languages are high-level, dynamically typed open source languages. These languages, designed to solve the problems that programmers of all abilities face in building and integrating heterogeneous systems, have proven themselves both despite and th
Compaq's Web Language - Library
by Riduidel
Welcome to Compaq's Web Language library, the definitive information source for Compaq's Web Language. Did you do something neat with the language? Discovered a new trick? Please let us know ! We will gladly add your code to our repository.
JDK 1.4 Class Diagrams
by Riduidel
The JDK Class Documentation Project has the goal, to chart the standard packages of Java. Presently there are 233 class diagrams, which describe most of the classes of the JDK 1.4.2. The diagrams are organized in a folder like manner, which corresponds to
Getting started with Ruby (Loud Thinking)
by Riduidel & 17 others
What Ruby lacks more than anything is good starting points for getting into the language. There's a bunch of absolutely excellent resources out there, though. I've attempted to summarize the best of them by category.
