I listened to this podcast [http://bit.ly/c4dFap] on the way into work a few days ago. It's about inspiration. It kinda hit me the other day, the morning started really rough then progressively got worse and to top it off the team was having one of »
Sorry for the delay on the weekly links, the archcoder fell ill last week - too many bugs... lame I know. Ruby on Rails * <li><a href="http://bit.ly/aOebMY">Bundler: As Simple as What You Did Before</a></li& »
Ruby on Rails * <li><a href="http://bit.ly/ax8vHc">SHODAN - wrapper in ruby</a></li> <li><a href="http://bit.ly/bgPobO">Taking stock of my thoughts on ASP .NET and the »
Ruby on Rails * <li><a href="http://bit.ly/dbbz3D">Slaying dragons with git, bash, and ruby</a></li> <li><a href="http://bit.ly/byWQDc">Matz Ruby World Keynote</a>< »
Ruby and teh' Rails * Creating a Rails 3 app step-by-step screencasts [http://bit.ly/bXB8Jg] * 21 screencasts on scaling rails [http://bit.ly/9SjS64] * What is the snowman tag? [http://bit.ly/9VIvA0] * Ruby, RVM, Passenger, Rails, Bundler info [http://bit.ly/9wJHjD] * Rails 3.0 rc2 [http://bit. »
Ruby and teh' Rails - Rob Connery - on why he likes ruby http://bit.ly/ddQW4U http://bit.ly/aUouBz - Opinion piece on why he loves ruby: http://bit.ly/aaEOFk - Threads in ruby: http://bit.ly/9O4JnQ - Rails 3.0 RC1: http://bit.ly/ »
If you've got some apps you've done in 1.8.7 but want to also begin some dev in 1.9.1 here's how I did it: (Assuming you've already got Ruby 1.8.7 or some other version - I won& »
I've had a lot of great discussions around mongoDB lately & from those discussions I was able to put together this list of resources that helped get our teams more educated and more foundationally rooted in this tech & get a better idea of what MongoDB's »
Bring the mountain to Mohammad. Always heard it, never really knew what it meant until now - most references say that it means "to do the impossible." Something that I propose here - tweaking Visual Studio 2008 so that it runs faster, opens quicker, and "feels" »
I saw this video [http://vimeo.com/1696112]after flopping around twitter last night (side note: anyone remember the days when you could easily reach the end of the internet [http://www.endoftheinternet.com/]? Now I can't even get through my daily twitter updates). Private Library [http://vimeo. »
The title of this post is a quote from Roy T. Fielding (he had a hand in creating the HTTP 1.1 spec [http://www.w3.org/Protocols/rfc2616/rfc2616.html] in 1999, basically defined / put into words the architecture and behaviors of the internet as a hypermedia system – REST »
