tomfakes | Shared With: Everyone - Feb 01 2008 | emacs, programming
For those of you who use emacs...
- tomfakes | Shared With: Everyone - Dec 09 2006 | ruby, rails, programming, software
Agglomeration of Ruby blogs
Quoted: Meeting place for people interested in the Ruby Programming Language or any of the related technologies and projects around this object oriented language
- tomfakes | Shared With: Everyone - Oct 21 2006 | programming, code, design
Quoted: An entire potpourri of ideas is listed from the past decades of Computer Science and Computer Technology. Widely acclaimed at their time, many have lost ...
- tomfakes | Shared With: Everyone - Aug 25 2006 | mario, game, programming
Program a Mario game and win some prizes.
Quoted: It's simple! We give you some spritesheets from the classic 2D-platform Mario games, and using those sheets, you create your own unique game
- tomfakes | Shared With: Everyone - Mar 17 2006 | books, programming, rails, ruby, agile
These guys put out some great books. In addition, they pre-sell beta versions of their books in PDF, with regular updates, to get you going with new stuff earlier.
Quoted: Software Consulting and Resources for Developers and Managers. Home of Andy Hunt and Dave Thomas's best-selling book 'The Pragmatic Programmer' and The 'Pragmatic Starter Kit (tm)' series.
tomfakes | Shared With: Everyone - Mar 14 2006 | book, design, programming, books
This book helps make Design Patterns go from something academic to a useful set of tools. This is not a comprehensive set of patterns, but the ones that are covered are covered in depth.
Quoted: Amazon.com: Head First Design Patterns: Books: Elisabeth Freeman,Eric Freeman,Bert Bates,Kathy Sierra by Elisabeth Freeman,Eric Freeman,Bert Bates,Kathy Sierra
tomfakes | Shared With: Everyone - Mar 10 2006 | programming, funny, sad, geek, blogs
Its pretty sad how many bad programmers are out there. Most of the posts are technical, but some are obvious to even the casual observer.
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