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We developed a debugger for Noir, a programming language for privacy-preserving zero-knowledge programs

There’s this one little trick...

Crystal was born in June 2011 when Ary took the challenge to prove if it was possible to have a compiled Ruby-like language. The name back then was “Joy”, though three days later it was changed to Crystal. At first Crystal was just the result of the experiment.

Remember Crystal? Like, that little project of ours that’s completely misrepresented in our own website? Well, fortunately, it seems we’re the only ones doing that - the language just got featured on TheChangelog.

We’ve built a Middleman extension called middleman-search that’ll enable client-side search in your Middleman site

Introducing: hg-to-git

For those of you not familiar with it, Nuntium is an open-source tool we developed together with InSTEDD for easily building applications that rely on SMS for communication. Even though several other kinds of channels are supported, such as email or...

This week we’ve updated nuntium to version 2.8, yay! Aside from some minor bug fixes, nuntium now implements an exponential backoff strategy when a message delivery fails. Previously, it worked like this: A message failed to be delivered. If the...

The Gettext C# Utilities GNU project, containing convenient classes, templates, scripts and tools for easily implementing gettext i18n support for C# and ASP NET applications, has been polished up and version 1.0 is ready for download. I’ve written...

This past weekend, together with Emmanuel Oga, we’ve been coding a Ruby on Rails application for this year’s Rails Rumble. The idea: in github you can watch some repositories, but later you can’t make a search over those watches. The only search github...