Ruby Quiz 2.0 Prototype

Ruby
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I announced this at RubyConf, but for those who missed it there, we
have a Ruby Q. 2.0 prototype online at:

http://quiz.addictedtonew.com/

All the hard work you see here is by my partner-in-crime John
Nunemaker, who has just done a fabulous job bringing this to life.
Be sure and tell him how much we love the new site!

James Edward G. II

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On 10/24/06, James Edward G. II [email protected] wrote:

James Edward G. II

I love the new site!

-Scott

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Very well done, awesome site

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Maybe you could put the feeds directly on the layout instead of
providing a standalone page. Or are there going to be more feeds
available ?

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Cheers,
zimbatm

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On Wed, 2006-10-25 at 02:48 +0900, James Edward G. II wrote:

I announced this at RubyConf, but for those who missed it there, we
have a Ruby Q. 2.0 prototype online at:

http://quiz.addictedtonew.com/

All the hard work you see here is by my partner-in-crime John
Nunemaker, who has just done a fabulous job bringing this to life.
Be sure and tell him how much we love the new site!

Wow, that’s looking pretty cool - nice work!

New R.Quiz.com, new default Rubyforge theme, and the new ruby-lang.org

  • it seems there’s some hard work going on everywhere :slight_smile:
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On Oct 25, 2006, at 6:21 AM, Mike C. wrote:

(Just thought you’d want to know…) THe menu bar doesn’t render
correctly on IE 7 (beta 3) it stairsteps down as it moves right

We are aware of this issue, yes. Thanks for bringing it up though.

James Edward G. II

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On Oct 25, 2006, at 3:27 AM, Jonas P. wrote:

Maybe you could put the feeds directly on the layout instead of
providing a standalone page. Or are there going to be more feeds
available ?

This is one of the changes I want to make before launch, yes. I want
to move them to the footer of the layout.

James Edward G. II

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(Just thought you’d want to know…) THe menu bar doesn’t render
correctly on IE 7 (beta 3) it stairsteps down as it moves right

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Just wanted to make sure to tell him how much I love the site :wink:
Very nice indeed
Robert

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The reasonable man adapts himself to the world; the unreasonable one
persists in trying to adapt the world to himself. Therefore all progress
depends on the unreasonable man.

  • George Bernard Shaw