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A Development Community for Viget Labs and Beyond

Every team member here at Viget Labs strives to be an innovator. We members of the development team are no different - that's why we're constantly engaging in community discussions and exploring the unknown that is the next generation of open-source web applications.

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Clinton R. Nixon, our other Senior Developer, will be speaking on "Extending Rails: Understanding and Building Plugins."

Recent Comments

Interesting.

I’ve been (mis)using similar behaviour in javascript for years.


var i = 0, car;
while( car = cars[i++]){
// do stuff
}

I suppose that the reason it works is exactly the same reason it works in Ruby ... but in this case I think the code is actually very easy to read.