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Category Archives: Development
System tray icon with Ruby and QT4
In my previous post I have showed how to create a simple system tray icon in ruby and GTK. Today, I will create exactly the same application but with QT4 instead of GTK… Before I started this, I was full of optimism that it will … Continue reading
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Tagged notification, qt, ruby, status, tray, x server
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System tray icon with Ruby and GTK2
Everybody knows what system tray is. My friends (Hello, bigote and stanislavv!) were suggesting to start using FVWM and it’s pager instead of using system tray. But I was not inspired by pager. Probably because I was too lazy to try it … Continue reading
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Tagged gtk, notification, ruby, status, tray, x server
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Multi-authentication (Joomla! like) with Zend Framework
Some of CMS’ provides you with not only separate authentication for standard user and administrators. And they work simultaneously — you can log-in into both sections (font-end and back-end administration in terms of Joomla!). After some of my naive suggestions … Continue reading
Complex mutators for Doctrine v.1.x, REVISITED
After I have started to implement proposed in previous post complex mutator I found that it’s not really as good as I thought. Well for one model it probably is OK. And of course if it can be used with extended Doctrine_Record class … Continue reading
Complex mutators for Doctrine v.1.x
If you work with Doctrine ORM you probably met situation when you need to mangle values on setting or getting them. Especially when you are using different types. One of such problems are dates. As I’m using Zend Framework I prefer … Continue reading