Developing web applications using AngularJS is fun.
Modularizing your application using RequireJS/AMD modules is nice, too unless you enjoy it to shuffle around <script /> tags everytime you include another javascript file into the application.
This post introduces ngDefine, a tiny library I have created that makes both technologies get to know each other.
So there is an open source project on GitHub. And you forked it already. And there is this bug XYZ you would like to fix, throught a pull request. This post is a short checklist on how to do it.
... or how to spend unneccessary time on infrastructure problems.
Ruby is a great language and offers many tools to quickly develop (web) applications and awesome libraries. But sometimes it sucks. And that is the case when migrating applications to new Ruby versions.
Finished my master thesis entitled Exploring Run-time Behavior in Reversible Experiments - An Application of Worlds for Debugging. It is about painting walls and refrigerators.