It’s funny how knowledge leads to knowledge. You start digging deeper into one thing, and discover threads leading off into related fields. I began by researching maze algorithms, decided I wanted to see what mazes in more complex tesselations would look like, and after one thing or anouther found myself learning about Wythoff constructions.
The...
Whenever I tackle a new programming language, I need a project to apply it to. Just experimenting with syntax isn’t enough; there has to be a real context for it, or it doesn’t stick. Some years ago I discovered a great “default” project: generating mazes.
Mazes explore a lot of the nooks and crannies of a...
So, I’ve now been using BucketWise for almost two months, and it’s been fantastic. Admittedly, as the author of the application, I’m willing to overlook a lot of the warts and inconsistencies, but I can honestly say I’ve felt more control over my finances these last two months than I’ve felt in the last 10...
BucketWise is now available! It’s far from “done”, but I’m labelling it “1.0.0” because giving code pre-1.0 version numbers is a coward’s game. (ha!)
At any rate, fork it on GitHub, see what you think, and contribute back if you feel so inclined. The TODO includes a list of unresolved issues and features...
This is a multi-project release announcement, so brace yourselves.
In short, Net::SSH 2.0.9, Net::SFTP 2.0.2, Net::SSH::Gateway 1.0.1, and Net::SSH::Multi 1.0.1 have been released. Get ‘em while they’re hot!
It’s all just bug fixes, for the most part, but if you want more nitty gritty, read on.
The following issues have been addressed in Net::SSH 2.0.9:
