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an open extensible IDE for almost everything – Java, C# (Mono), Python, Ruby, C/C++, PHP.

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Today KDE and Wikipedia announced an exciting concept that introduces a new way of using the articles for more than just the web – now they also get integrated into the desktop environment.

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Tuesday next week me and my girlfriend are moving in together so the last few nights have only been a matter of packing our stuff down. Very exhausting, I tell you..

Everything is all aranged so the only thing we need is time to pass.

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Today I finished my first web application using Ruby and the full-stack open source framework Ruby on Rails

If you are running Gentoo linux everything should work out of the box.

Just type this in your console

emerge rails

And then configure your apache server.

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Friday last week I finished my last exam and got my Bachelor degree. So now I’m officially Bachelor of Science in Informatics.

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Today I started testing with IETest and IeUnit. Both are Unit test libraries for testing web sites through Microsoft Internet Explore. With this approach I’m able to perform my test cases in just a few secondes. Before I used to spend at least 15 minuttes of testing by hand almost every day.

Now, I only need to find a similar library based on Mozilla to be able to do testing through Mozilla and Firefox

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Ajax (Asynchronous JavaScript and XML)

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http://kodos.sourceforge.net/home.html

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