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- RT @N2Vtweets: هل ترغب في السفر هذا الصيف؟ شاركنا في مسابقتنا الجديدة واربح رحلة سفر للمدينة التي تحب أو آيباد الجديد! http://t.co/t0gXU ... 1 month ago
- قمت بالإشتراك بمسابقة رحلة الأحلام من المبادرات الوطنية، واخترت باريس. سارع بالمشاركة http://t.co/fetBPpOo @N2Vtweets #N2Vtravel 1 month ago
- Donuts morning :) http://t.co/Br3D2bim 1 month ago
- تفاحة http://t.co/qLUnXGZE 1 month ago
- Just posted a photo http://t.co/nEgKxi36 1 month ago
- RT @N2Vtweets: "الكثير من احلامنا تبدو في البداية مستحيلة , ثم تبدو غير محتملة, لكن حالما نستجمع الإرادة, يصبح تحقيقها امراً محتوماً" كر ... 1 month ago
- Beware, politicians: 'Hunger Games' takes aim http://t.co/3WMHCfNy 1 month ago
- Watched "Hunger Games". Man, this is one of the best movies since 2 years. Really stunning, got my 10 mark! 1 month ago
- Did you start your #lifeline? http://t.co/HHUzLEU2 2 months ago
- Browsing the life line of Steve Jobs http://t.co/vwkRjGOI 2 months ago
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Category Archives: Ruby
Google App Engine, JRuby, Sinatra and some fun!
Yesterday I was experimenting with Google App Engine for a little project that I was working on. I literally started from ground zero and could do my thing after a long night. I’m blogging about it to share you the … Continue reading
2011 and I’m back!
Hey, It has been long time since I opened this page to write something. Actually 2010 was a very busy year. I left ArabCrunch team to join Inquiro, a cool startup focusing on SEO/SEM optimization, where my work completely took … Continue reading
StackOverflow cool Ruby questions 4
Welcome to the fourth post of this series. Just before proceeding to the questions, I would like to mention the great Metaprogramming Ruby: Program Like the Ruby Pros book by Paolo Perrotta, a very good book that explains the metaprogramming … Continue reading
StackOverflow cool Ruby questions 2
Welcome in this second post of this series. Just before I list the questions of this one, I want to mention 2 things: You can follow StackOverflow tagged Ruby questions on twitter using the user: sof_ruby Some ppl feel shy … Continue reading
StackOverflow cool Ruby questions
I have participated heavily during the last 2 weeks in answering Ruby tagged questions on stackoverflow. That took place mainly after Ryan Bates tweet wishing to see more Ruby developers on stackoverflow. Since then I have enjoyed reading various kinds … Continue reading
Observer and Singleton design patterns in Ruby
This is my first article in http://railsmagazine.com, it was published in issue 3, so basically I’m just republishing it here again. Observer and singleton are two common design patterns that a programmer should be familiar with, however what made me … Continue reading
Ruby 1.9 Encoding Fun
Ruby 1.9 has a great support for encoding, this post covers that for a big deal, however with this support out of the box, things like this becomes easier, just note the source code is not limited to few types … Continue reading
Ruby and Functional Programming
Ruby is known to support the functional paradigm. This article is going to walk you through the Functional Programming page on WikiPedia, to revise the general concepts of functional programming and to explain how Ruby supports them. According to wikipedia, … Continue reading
