Damien Mathieu
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Rails : number of test and code lines
In: Development
18 juin 2009I’m a bit obsessed by my applications statistics.
So on many of them, I build tools allowing me to generate graphics with several evolution indicators of theirs datas over time.
On RefStats for example, this graphic shows the evolution of the number of positions; the number of users; of websites and the average execution time for the [...]
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- Tags: rails, ruby, ruby on rails, rubyonrails, statiques, statistics
Do You Know RefStats ?
In: Others
8 juin 2009You probably don’t
RefStats was my end of studies project. However I’ve decided to keep maintaining it even after losing my student status.
It offers you statistics about your ranking on search engines (Google in many languages and Yahoo!).
And it’s available in English since the last friday
The big difference between RefStats and any other [...]
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- Tags: refstats
Friday Playlist : the collaborative music playlist
In: Others
2 juin 2009After my last week post « help me make my playlist» (fr), we’ve decided with Romain, to develop the concept.
It’s, for now, only a simple wordpress which will have two posts each week :
- One on monday morning, that’ll invite any user to share his prefered musics.
- One on thursday evening, giving the spotify link to [...]
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- Tags: music, playlist, spotify
Add TinyMCE to a Django admin field
In: Development
14 mai 2009The Django’s automatic administration generator is nice. With three lines, you have an interface to add, update and delete datas.
However with textareas, it might be useful to have a more advanced editor.
So we’re going to see here, how to implement TinyMCE to the textareas in a specific administration page.
But this technic can also work with [...]
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- Tags: django, python, tinymce, wysiwyg
Ruby : use Active Record without Rails
In: Development
9 mar 2009If you’ve already been using Active Record. And as you’re reading this blog and this article, I suppose you have, even though you may not know you have, you know how it is powerful.
In case your memory fails you, active record is the list of methods used to access databases in Ruby on Rails.
It is [...]
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- Tags: active record, activerecord, rails, ruby, ruby on rails
Create an HTTP authentication with Zend Framework
In: Development
24 fév 2009Zend Framework implements some functions that allows Authentication..
In this article, we’ll see how to implement it on MVC application.
Zend provides an adapter, Zend_Auth_Adapter_Digest, which allows you to check a login and password with a file and do what you wish to do if it’s not correct.
But you still need to show the login form and [...]
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- Tags: auth, authentication, http, login, php, zend, zend auth, zend framework
7 Facts About Me
In: Others
21 jan 2009I’ve been tagged by Otto to do this little game.
The rules:
Link to your original tagger(s) and list these rules in your post.
Share seven facts about yourself in the post.
Tag seven people at the end of your post by leaving their names and the links to their blogs.
Let them know they’ve been tagged.
7 facts about myself [...]
Broken RSS feed
In: Others
18 jan 2009As you might already know, Google is currently migrating feedburner accounts to a new system working with Google accounts.
However, as a change, the thing doesn’t seem to be working.
Result : even though they’re saying my feeds have been successfully migrated, I don’t have access to them anymore.
So I had to create new ones. And I [...]
Ruby vs PHP : count the number of words in a text
In: Development
25 déc 2008This is the first article of a serie of comparisons between PHP and Ruby.
Count the number of words in a text is much more complex than what you should think first.
Because a space doesn’t mean a new word everytime. There can be interrogation points with spaces before and after for example. And an interrogation point [...]
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- Tags: Development, php, rails, ruby, ruby on rails, rubyonrails
Ruby/Rails : number of week days between two dates
In: Development
24 nov 2008It’s very easy, in Ruby, to count the number of days between two dates.
date1 = 1.month.ago
date2 = Date.today
puts date2-date1
However, you might need to calculate, not all the days between dates. But all the week days. For example if you’re working on an extranet and you want to count all the working days
Vamos ! [...]
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- Tags: Development, rails, ruby, rubyonrails
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- thoas: Pour avoir pratiqué un peu des deux (mercurial et git), je les trouve très similaire dans leur app [...]
- Damien: Non, je n'ai jamais testé et encore moins pratiqué mercurial. Je suis plus proche de la communautà [...]
- Florent V.: Pour l’instant je n’ai utilisé git que pour récupérer les sources de deux ou trois projets, d [...]
- Sebastian: In your Auth Class is a Bug: return parent::__construct($file, $realm, @$_SERVER['PHP_AUTH_USER'] [...]
- Damien: Si je suis méchant on me le reproche et pareil quand j'essaye de remonter les notes. On peut pas p [...]
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