Comments for Not Geekly Correct http://www.notgeeklycorrect.com French web developer in Bristol Tue, 11 Nov 2008 18:58:02 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 Comment on NBGit, a Git plugin for Netbeans by nyashka http://www.notgeeklycorrect.com/english/2008/10/01/nbgit-the-git-plugin-for-netbeans/#comment-42 nyashka Mon, 10 Nov 2008 09:02:49 +0000 http://www.notgeeklycorrect.com/english/2008/10/01/nbgit-a-git-plugin-for-netbeans/#comment-42 LOL, it doesn't have "Commit" menu item. Am i doing something wrong? Git is good, but this plugin is unusable for now. LOL, it doesn’t have “Commit” menu item. Am i doing something wrong?
Git is good, but this plugin is unusable for now.

]]> Comment on NBGit, a Git plugin for Netbeans by Piotr Soróbka http://www.notgeeklycorrect.com/english/2008/10/01/nbgit-the-git-plugin-for-netbeans/#comment-37 Piotr Soróbka Wed, 29 Oct 2008 21:27:00 +0000 http://www.notgeeklycorrect.com/english/2008/10/01/nbgit-a-git-plugin-for-netbeans/#comment-37 Cons of Git - you must clone entire repo, in "classic" version control systems (CVS, SVN) you can checkout a specific file/folder from repo. This is very annoying, especially when working with very big projects. Cons of Git - you must clone entire repo, in “classic” version control systems (CVS, SVN) you can checkout a specific file/folder from repo. This is very annoying, especially when working with very big projects.

]]> Comment on Rails rumble 2008, finally manage to finish sheepfit by Nicolas http://www.notgeeklycorrect.com/english/2008/10/20/rails-rumble-2008-finally-manage-to-finish-sheepfit/#comment-27 Nicolas Tue, 21 Oct 2008 10:13:45 +0000 http://www.notgeeklycorrect.com/english/2008/10/20/rails-rumble-2008-finally-manage-to-finish-sheepfit/#comment-27 Thanks for the comment, and for the keep going message ;) I assume that BDD will be able to improve my code productivity by adding a pre problem solving before coding the rules. The problem with writing as fast as possible, even if it's dirty (what I've nearly done) is when problems appear. Debugging take twice time than coding so : 1- you lost precious time and 2- you're not sure that you're patch locked all the problems. Well let's see for this future development, I'm looking for a good teaser idea ;) Thanks for the comment, and for the keep going message ;)

I assume that BDD will be able to improve my code productivity by adding a pre problem solving before coding the rules.

The problem with writing as fast as possible, even if it’s dirty (what I’ve nearly done) is when problems appear. Debugging take twice time than coding so : 1- you lost precious time and 2- you’re not sure that you’re patch locked all the problems.

Well let’s see for this future development, I’m looking for a good teaser idea ;)

]]> Comment on Rails rumble 2008, finally manage to finish sheepfit by eschnou http://www.notgeeklycorrect.com/english/2008/10/20/rails-rumble-2008-finally-manage-to-finish-sheepfit/#comment-26 eschnou Tue, 21 Oct 2008 07:40:12 +0000 http://www.notgeeklycorrect.com/english/2008/10/20/rails-rumble-2008-finally-manage-to-finish-sheepfit/#comment-26 Hi Nic, congrats for Sheepfit ! it was fun to watch you struggle, fight, cry, and finally be happy with the result ! It changed from watching the financial crisis :-0 Interesting comment on writing test. This is totally counter intuitive to me ! I believe in tests to increase code quality, maintainability, and avoid recurring bugs. However I absolutely don't see this as a way to speed up development, I especially in a competition like this one. My mantra would be: write as fast and as dirty as possible, refactor when the competition is over :-) Looking forward to read on your experience with TDD ! Hi Nic, congrats for Sheepfit ! it was fun to watch you struggle, fight, cry, and finally be happy with the result ! It changed from watching the financial crisis :-0

Interesting comment on writing test. This is totally counter intuitive to me ! I believe in tests to increase code quality, maintainability, and avoid recurring bugs. However I absolutely don’t see this as a way to speed up development, I especially in a competition like this one. My mantra would be: write as fast and as dirty as possible, refactor when the competition is over :-)

Looking forward to read on your experience with TDD !

]]> Comment on Rails Rumble 2008, I’ll participate by 10 Places left for the rails rumble | Not Geekly Correct http://www.notgeeklycorrect.com/english/2008/09/30/rails-rumble-2008-ill-participate/#comment-16 10 Places left for the rails rumble | Not Geekly Correct Sat, 11 Oct 2008 16:11:02 +0000 http://www.notgeeklycorrect.com/english/2008/09/30/rails-rumble-2008-ill-participate/#comment-16 [...] rails rumble team inform us (on their blog) that they manage to open more Rails Rumble [...] [...] rails rumble team inform us (on their blog) that they manage to open more Rails Rumble [...]

]]> Comment on WiseStamp, an easy way to implement HTML signature in your emails by Josh WiseStamp email signatures http://www.notgeeklycorrect.com/english/2008/10/03/wisestamp-an-easy-way-to-implement-html-signature-in-your-emails/#comment-14 Josh WiseStamp email signatures Fri, 03 Oct 2008 12:13:28 +0000 http://www.notgeeklycorrect.com/english/2008/10/03/wisestamp-an-easy-way-to-implement-html-signature-in-your-emails/#comment-14 Hi Nicolas, thanks for the review and congrats on your new Cool Signaure we love it! WiseStamp Hi Nicolas,
thanks for the review and congrats on your new Cool Signaure
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]]> Comment on Are you starting Ruby on Rails webdevelopment ? by Spyou http://www.notgeeklycorrect.com/english/2008/09/18/are-you-starting-ruby-on-rails-webdevelopment/#comment-13 Spyou Wed, 01 Oct 2008 19:01:42 +0000 http://www.notgeeklycorrect.com/english/2008/09/18/are-you-starting-ruby-on-rails-webdevelopment/#comment-13 To be honest, I've never played with Seaside, so I'm not the best person to compare. But the fact is that Ruby on Rails is not the only web framework. PHP as Sympfony or Cake or Igniter, Python as Django, Ruby as also merb, so there are frameworks and way to do for everyone. I started learning Ruby AND Rails 1 years ago, after 5 years of Php. Perhaps I'll look ahead a day, but not for the moment (well, I'll quickly have a closer look to merb) Cheers Pratik for the links ;) My 2 cents here To be honest, I’ve never played with Seaside, so I’m not the best person to compare.

But the fact is that Ruby on Rails is not the only web framework.

PHP as Sympfony or Cake or Igniter, Python as Django, Ruby as also merb, so there are frameworks and way to do for everyone.

I started learning Ruby AND Rails 1 years ago, after 5 years of Php. Perhaps I’ll look ahead a day, but not for the moment (well, I’ll quickly have a closer look to merb)

Cheers Pratik for the links ;)

My 2 cents here

]]> Comment on Are you starting Ruby on Rails webdevelopment ? by Pratik http://www.notgeeklycorrect.com/english/2008/09/18/are-you-starting-ruby-on-rails-webdevelopment/#comment-12 Pratik Wed, 01 Oct 2008 18:30:57 +0000 http://www.notgeeklycorrect.com/english/2008/09/18/are-you-starting-ruby-on-rails-webdevelopment/#comment-12 Randal, no offense but it's really stupid to compare Rails with Seaside. Rails is an MVC framework, while seaside is a continuation based framework. And anyways, Ruby is not inspired only from smalltalk. You being a perl guy, you should know that. Randal, no offense but it’s really stupid to compare Rails with Seaside. Rails is an MVC framework, while seaside is a continuation based framework. And anyways, Ruby is not inspired only from smalltalk. You being a perl guy, you should know that.

]]> Comment on Please, use a version control system, even if your work alone. by NBGit, a Git plugin for Netbeans | Not Geekly Correct http://www.notgeeklycorrect.com/english/2008/09/25/please-use-a-version-control-system-even-if-your-work-alone/#comment-11 NBGit, a Git plugin for Netbeans | Not Geekly Correct Wed, 01 Oct 2008 12:18:37 +0000 http://www.notgeeklycorrect.com/english/2008/09/25/please-use-a-version-system-even-if-your-work-alone/#comment-11 [...] PostsPlease, use a version control system, even if your work alone.How do you like to work ?How to search on a MediaWiki (Wikipedia) with Ruby On RailsNetBeans 6.5 [...] [...] PostsPlease, use a version control system, even if your work alone.How do you like to work ?How to search on a MediaWiki (Wikipedia) with Ruby On RailsNetBeans 6.5 [...]

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