Mar
4
2010
While playing with the awesome Ruby-processing library recently, I had issue loading any rubygem inside the processing code. Whenever I would try to load one, it would throw this Jruby exception:
Exception in thread "Animation Thread" file:/*/.rvm/gems/jruby-1.4.0/gems/ruby-processing-1.0.8/lib/core/jruby-complete.jar!/META-INF/jruby.home/lib/ruby/site_ruby/shared/jruby/openssl/autoloads/ssl.rb:8: OpenSSL::SSL requires the jruby-openssl gem (LoadError)
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5 comments | tags: jruby, processing, ruby-processing | posted in processing
Sep
2
2009
Recently, I got to try out this new Tibhar rubber that has been hyped(maybe over-hyped) in Europe. The main selling point of course is unlike those ESN rubbers, Nianmor is made in Japan and can be a good rival to Tenergy series from Butterfly. Although I have used max version of Sinus and tenergy 05 before, for some reason I decided to pick 2.0 version Nianmor for my forehand(in Jpen). Continue reading
5 comments | tags: nianmor, table tennis, tibhar | posted in random, table tennis
Aug
13
2009
There are various places where we have added recaptcha in our rails app. Afer deploying to staging environment, I realized it wasn’t working properly and Firebug captured this error:
Recaptcha is not defined Continue reading
3 comments | tags: rails, recaptcha | posted in rails
Apr
1
2009
Lately I have been getting pretty motivated to learn Objective-C and it’s been a fun process so far. However, having done Ruby and rails for over a year now, it’s definitely a challenge to grasp Objective-C. Ruby definitely spoils you, and I feel I have fallen in that trap and now slowly trying to get out of the hole. On more than one occasion I have been tempted to do this: Continue reading
4 comments | tags: iphone sdk, Objective-C | posted in Objective-C
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