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How to compute distances based on zip codes

By mike-loukides : 26 October 2009 - 12:20 PM
If you're writing a web application, and you want to find places (restaurants, theaters) within a certain distance from your user, you'll probably need to work with zip codes. Here's a go...
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How to package a Ruby on Rails application for Java EE

By mike-loukides : 26 October 2009 - 11:44 AM
Use the Warbler gem. From the JRuby Cookbook: Use Warbler to package your Rails application as a WAR file. Start by installing the gem: $ jruby –S gem install warbler This gem adds the warb...
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