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Feature Creep
feature-creep, originally uploaded by opcprogrammers.
Apparently my canon scanner-driver has a built-in music player.
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visualize state_machine’s with graphviz
The guys at Plugin-a-week have written a nice ActiveRecord state machine gem called state_machine.
One of the great things about state machines is that they often can be visualized. To that end I’ve written a small utility that will load a class that uses state_machine and produce dot output which you can use with graphviz.
This [...]
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run multiple rake tasks simultaneously