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by monfresh 3y ago
You can already do this with these forks of ruby-packer and traveling-ruby: https://github.com/ericbeland/ruby-packer https://github.com/YOU54F/traveling-ruby ruby-packer is what I use to distribu
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I made $15k so far helping people fix Ruby issues on Mac(moncefbelyamani.com)
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by monfresh 5y ago
That's great to hear! That situation is more common than people might think. My script is based on 10 years of helping people set up a proper dev environment on a Mac, and I've seen pretty much every error and scenario so far. And
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by monfresh 14y ago
I would be curious to know if placing that copy directly on the website in step 2 would have the same effect as the email. Has Flightfox tried that?
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U.S cows produce more greenhouse gas than 22 million cars(cironline.org)
2 points by monfresh 14y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: How do you automate your iOS and Android tests?
3 points by monfresh 14y ago|2 comments
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Show HN: iOS Automated Testing With Calabash, Cucumber, and Ruby(moncefbelyamani.com)
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by monfresh 14y ago
I would be interested in such a plugin as well. Given that I have a very unique name (Moncef Belyamani) and that I've had an online presence for quite some time, I've owned the first page of search results for both my name and my "monfresh"
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by monfresh 14y ago
I appreciate the feedback, but you posted that line out of context. I did not simply provide a shortened URL without any explanation. I linked to the official Homebrew installation instructions, and provided the full URL that my bit.ly link
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by monfresh 14y ago
My tutorial ( http://www.moncefbelyamani.com/how-to-install-xcode-homebrew... ) is mentioned in the article, and at the time I wrote it (back in March), those were the steps necessary to install all of those tools. I published it to help ot
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by monfresh 14y ago
Here's another one with a similar price point: https://railsthemes.com/
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by monfresh 14y ago
This looks fantastic. I'm currently writing my first practical Rails app and using APIs for the first time (the Tumblr API specifically). The app works, but I need to move the API calls to a background process and I haven't been able to get