№7 January 2009

Good afternoon, reader!
This month there is only one number due to the New Year holidays. But the issue was the largest of all: 20 articles totaling 99 pages.

From the cover you probably already realized that the theme of the issue at this time is the Ruby programming language. And it is. The seventh issue contains four articles on Ruby, including a voluminous introduction to the language, originally consisting of eleven parts from the author MaxElc . Only here all these articles are combined into one.

This issue is not limited to Ruby, you can find many articles on other interesting topics: LaTex, JavaScript, .Net, Python and others. Be sure to pay attention to an interesting article about the impact of the hasLayout property in Internet Explorer by Panya . Of great interest is also the article on the implementation of Kotter's Liquid Resize technology . In addition, in the release there are articles about the generation of passwords and the registration of users with limited abilities when creating websites. And the author smira wrote another piece of material about memcached in two parts. Do not miss.

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Content

• Column editor
• Vector graphics in LaTeX. PGF / TikZ package
• Doing Liquid Resize with your own hands
• Generate mnemonic strong passwords
• IronPython as an engine for macros in .NET applications
• LINQ to SQL and SQL Server Spatial Data
• Unity First Steps: DI / IoC & AOP
• Microsoft Object Builder
• Use Case Driven Development and Composite UI Application Block
• Accounting for users with disabilities when creating a website
• Shinglov algorithm - search for fuzzy duplicates of text
• Are the booty guys kinky? writing a morphological analyzer in Python
• Functional programming for earthlings
• IE bugs. Part 1. The presence or absence of hasLayout
• Data structures in memcached / memcacheDB
• Working with Objects in JavaScript: Theory and Practice
• Dock the components in javascript
• Let's beat Ruby together!
• DSL and Ruby dynamic goodies
• Interesting Ruby Techniques You Can Use in Your Code
• Ruby on Rails step by step.
• the last page

All articles are in issue with permission of the authors.
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Acknowledgments

I express my gratitude to the authors who wrote wonderful articles on Habré in January.

• MaxElc
• adrianopol
• Kotter
• @ iv-s
• @ alek-sys
• Kane
• depp
• sunnybear
• Rollingstone
• kmike
• uj2
• Skaizer
• Panya
• smira
• butaji
• acerv
• stboris

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