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Context sensitive auto-completion using PowerShell, PowerTab and GIT
Powertab is an Awesome PowerShell TabExpansion extension. It extends the default PowerShell autocompletion and shows the results like:
The best part is that it is easily customizable.
One way to customize it is by editing it Tab Expansion database file which is located in your powershell profile directory:
TabExpansion.xml
Creating a chat application using Socket in Silverlight
Here I will explain how to communicate with the server using the Socket class. The socket class allows Asynchronous communication between the client and server. This application will show how to share data in real-time in two different browser windows using Silverlight.
This application will contain two parts:
Server application using Ruby.
Client application using C# in Silverlight.
Creating [...]
Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( 8 so far )Using Flex with Ruby on Rails
This is the second blog post in a series of three posts comparing Flex with Silverlight. In my previous post I demonstrated how to integrate a scaffolded Rails application with Silverlight. Here I will be showing the same with Flex. The steps needed to create the Rails application are also mentioned here.
Creating a new Flex [...]
Using Silverlight with Ruby on Rails
In this post I will be showing a really simple example of creating a Silverlight frontend for a Rails backend. This is what I think will be a three part series comparing Silverlight with Flex.
The steps will be:
Creating a Rails application.
Creating a frontend for it in silverlight.
Creating a frontend for it [...]
Sudo for Vista
The following ruby script when given any executable file path as the argument runs it in administrative mode.
1: require ‘Win32API’
2:
3: def shell_execute(process_name)
4: process = ”
5: process.replace(process_name)
6: [...]
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