We’ve just launched the product I’ve been working on for the past 6 months. It’s not my own, it’s for a client, but it still feels real good.
The site is like a “personal information manager” (PIM) f…
Just finished watching David Heinemeier Hansson’s CRUD Keynote from RailsConf 2006. Good stuff.
I didn’t realize it until I heard the talk, but this actually solves a number of problems or itches I’v…
Jeg har købt en MacBook Pro, så nu vil jeg sælge min PowerBook. Specs:
In today’s world, a fax seems positively archaic, and so when I left the shared office building where one was provided, I decided I wouldn’t get one to replace it.
And it’s worked quite well, except …
If you’ve tried following the latest advice on Rails server setup over at the Riding Rails blog, you’ll have found that it breaks the request.remote_ip by making it always return 127.0.0.1. Useless.
I’m using the uptime monitoring service, which requires your site to have a certain URL that will return “success” if everything looks fine.
With that in place, go create an account at Clickatell or …
... my last post at OpenACS.org.
Shortly before that, Guan had showed me David’s first slides describing Rails. Shortly after that, we asked David to come demo Rails to us. That was it, this was what I…
Arthur Sulzberger via Donna Bogatin at ZDNet: “The New York Times [...] supports a $200 million annual “news gathering” budget, [and] as digital has brought in $200 million in annual revenue, interact…
DR has launched a DR-branded wikipedia site about sports.
It’s interesting to see DR experiment with wikis, in particular helping the Danish language Wikipedia site get more attention, but I’m not sur…
Mark Cuban: To me, the proof is always in the details. No matter what business Im in, most people work in headlines mode. They think that if they say or write something that makes a good headline , th…
