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Trying out a bugfix in Eclipse without redeploying your application.
Closed Published December 20th, 2006 in coding, eclipseSometimes, when you’re debugging your application in eclipse, you see where you’ve made a mistake in your code, and that if you had assigned some variable differently, or had invoked some operation a bit earlier, your code would work. Trouble is, you’re not completely sure, and you don’t want to have to shut down your […]
This is part of my Ruby on Rails project.
Once I figured out what I wanted to do, I guess I had to figure out how I was going to do it.
InstantRails: kind of like xampp, but for rails. It’s a simple-to-use installation of rails that comes with a deployment of MySQL that works out of […]
This is part of my Ruby on Rails project.
I guess the first thing you need to do before you do something is decide what it is you want to do.
That sounded a bit like humpty-dumpty, didn’t it.
Anyway, I wanted to do something realistic, so I would have to learn how real programs work, and […]
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