I think Awesome Screenshot is "bad" extension too, but purging from the store is too much.
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sanemat
http://tachikoma.io Dependency Update as a Service(Bundle update/David update/Carton update)
My sites: http://sane.jp https://github.com/sanemat https://twitter.com/sanemat
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I want vagrant-"provider". I use digital ocean, because there is vagrant-digitalocean gem.
Integrate with GitHub review comment not only RuboCop but also eslint, jscs, and any lint. https://github.com/packsaddle/ruby-saddler
Thanks! I'll ask a native english speaker to fix my text.
Appreciate any feedback :)
We want programmers to focus on their problem, not on dependency hell. We build 'Bundle Update as a Service' for Ruby project, if you activate repo, then Tachikoma.io executes `bundle update`, and send pull request. To merge, or not to merge: that is only you should do. CI service(e.g. TravisCI, CircleCI) will help you. 'David Update as a Service' for Node.js and 'Carton Update as a Service' for Perl too.
Here is the link to the service concept from my Travis-CI Meetup talk: http://sanemat.github.io/talks/20140917-travis-ci-meetup-tac...
Thanks!
iwantmyname: 49/Year. I use iwantmyname :)
I name 'mouse-prodction-8' for Docker host on Digital Ocean. 'mouse' is code name for app, 'production' is environment, '8' is auto incremental number. I name '11142943683383068069' for Docker guest, Date-relative UUID generation https://github.com/recurly/druuid I'm old :(
I agree. I use Mandrill.
I hit "try me" button, but it does not work, nothing happens.
Awesome.
I use cookie based authentication, like houndci.com https://github.com/thoughtbot/hound I think token based authentication (rails-api) is better, but most of my technical background is rails.
I put my site on GitHub pages, HostingDetector detects this on Fastly. I don't know GitHub uses Fastly yet, thanks! http://www.fastly.com/customers/github/
Cool! I like this.
I use hubot and slack(or idobata), what Morph does. Visual editor and live change is useful, especially trial and error phase!
Simple but good strategic game! I enjoy this.
Thanks.
I recommend this, too.
"really tiny" is the most important point?
I agree.