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Category Archives: Ruby
Creating Nuget packages with Rake and Albacore
Creating a Nuget package is quite simple in theory and creating one manually can be done in a few minutes. But simple, repetitive tasks are easy to mess up and a tested build script will never include the wrong config … Continue reading
Posted in Albacore, FluentMigrator, Nuget, Rake, Ruby
Tagged Albacore, FluentMigrator, NuGet, Rake
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Learning New Web Frameworks
As a .NET programmer a lot of my professional life is focused on ASP.NET MVC and Webforms but outside of my little Microsoft bubble there is a lot development happening with new and existing web frameworks. So this blog post … Continue reading
Posted in Rails, Ruby, Web Framework
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