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27 April 2005
Main Page - Wikibooks
by 32 others (via)Welcome to Wikibooks, a collection of open-content textbooks that anyone can edit
26 April 2005
pMachine | Building a Site Map: iterating thru weblogs...
Building a Site Map: iterating thru weblogs...
pMachine | Indiv. entry--display parent category name only
I have a single entry page. Within that page, I want to display the name of the category that the single entry post is associated with.
I have this in the {exp:weblog:entries} tag:
{categories}{category_name}{/categories} Works just peachy...unless the entry is auto-assigned to both parent and sub category. I only want to display the parent category name. How would I do this?
Alphabetical Navigation - ExpressionEngine Wiki
Creating an alphabetical navigation links based on the entries' titles
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25 April 2005
22 April 2005
getID3() - The PHP media file parser
by 4 othersgetID3() is a PHP4 script that extracts useful information from MP3s & other multimedia file formats
21 April 2005
LaTeX Style Tips
by 1 otherLaTeX Style Tips
Information on this page is arranged alphabetically. Most of the points covered are to do particularly with aspects of style as they relate to the use of LaTeX, but some more general stylistic points are covered too. Some of the things listed here border on the subjective, but buy me a beer and I will attempt to give you a convincing argument as to why they are, nonetheless, The Right Way To Do Things.
20 April 2005
18 April 2005
$$$ DWEMTHY_S ARRAY ^!^ A RUBY MINI_DUNGEON ^!^ ONLY 60 LINES OF CODE ^!^ DWEMTY IS WATCHING ^!^ A STALE BREATH IS ON YOUR NAPE, IS IT NOT ?? ^!^ DWEMTHY COMETH $$$
In this game, you are a rabbit who is going to die. A dragon is going to do it. Deep in Dwemthy's Array.
ONLamp.com: Rolling with Ruby on Rails, Part 2
by 9 others (via)In Rolling with Ruby on Rails, I barely scratched the surface of what you can do with Ruby on Rails. I didn't talk about data validation or database transactions, and I did not mention callbacks, unit testing, or caching. There was hardly a mention of the many helpers that Rails includes to make your life easier. I can't really do justice to all of these topics in the space of this article, but I will go into details on some of them and present a brief overview of the rest, with links to more detailed information.
ONLamp.com: Rolling with Ruby on Rails
by 17 others (via)Maybe you've heard about Ruby on Rails, the super productive new way to develop web applications, and you'd like to give it a try, but you don't know anything about Ruby or Rails. This article steps through the development of a web application using Rails. It won't teach you how to program in Ruby, but if you already know another object-oriented programming language, you should have no problem following along (and at the end you can find links on learning Ruby).
Exploring Ruby on Rails | Linux Journal
by 2 others (via)A discussion about the Rails framework, how to build with it and the benefits of Ruby.
Rails Cookbook | Hieraki
by 4 othersHowto make a (small) publication management app
This howto will show you how to build a RoR app a bit advanced using belongs_to, has_many and has_and_belongs_to_many and authenticate authors. This howto uses things learned in the TodoList howto, in the api doc, and in the irc channel.
KDE Developer's Corner - Ruby bindings
(via)Korundum and QtRuby provide bindings to the KDE and Qt frameworks from within Ruby programs.
13 April 2005
Writing, Briefly
by 4 othersWriting, Briefly
(Informal surveys of referring urls suggested demand for essays that were short and didn't mention Lisp.)
12 April 2005
Nerd Vittles » HOW-TO Extravaganza: Spring Break Projects for You & Your Mac mini
by 1 otherWell, it’s that time of the year again. The Nerd Vittles staff will be taking a breather for a bit to recharge our batteries. But, in the finest college tradition, we’re leaving you lots of homework. Here’s a listing of what we’ve built thus far in our Mac mini ISP-In-A-Box project. So, while we’re taking it easy, pick out a few projects you haven’t tried and knock yourself out.
11 April 2005
Googie | Gadgetopia
(via)Googie is one of those things you've seen a million times, but you just didn't know it had a name. It's a Jetsons-ish space-age type design that looks hopelessly quaint these days. In "The Incredibles," you see it reflected in the design of things on Syndrome's island.
06 April 2005
Papal election - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
A Papal election is the method by which the Roman Catholic Church fills the office of Bishop of Rome, whose incumbent is usually referred to as the Pope.
05 April 2005
Optimization vs. Pessimization - your stakes, please! || Retrobox.Ru
Optimization is a medal with a reverse. When you make excessive use of optimization, you can meet a strange effect unofficially called 'pessimization'. Pessimization means that pages overusing SEO are artificially underestimated in search results pages. T
30 March 2005
Drag-and-drop Sortable Lists with JavaScript and CSS
by 13 othersI found Simon Cozen's Javascript drag-and-drop ordered lists so compelling I spent my entire weekend playing with it. The result is the examples below. Both Simon's code and Youngpup's DOM-Drag which it was built on have been modified.
