With the recent release of Rails 3.0 Release Candidate 2, DHH posted on the official Rails blog to check out the sweet GitHub compare view between the two RCs for detailed information. This list is by no means complete but I made some notes from the commit view, with links where possible, about the bigger [...]
Archive | 2010
Genius Pool Supports Twitter Integration
This has been around for a little while now, but Genius Pool now has Twitter integration when a new job is posted. Check it out and post a job. Delicious Digg This Post Facebook Reddit This Post
Mac OS X Post Install Guide, May 2010
I have to reformat and reinstall every so often. Most recently I upgraded the hard drive in my MacBook and this time I decided to post a bit about my reinstall process and what apps I use.
Friends Around Me
I’d like to congratulate Friends Around Me with their official launch today. I was involved with doing some back-end development for this project. It’s mainly an iPhone (and iPad!) app with a Rails back-end. It’s a great idea from a very talented group of people whom I was lucky to work with. Check out the [...]
Rails Envy
Many have asked what happened to Rails Envy. I thought I’d tell a personal story to complement Gregg’s recent post. Fair warning: this gets a bit personal at times. A Brief Bit About Me I went to school for Psychology where I got a Bachelor of Science at the University of Central Florida. I took [...]
Rake Tutorial
If you’re developing with Rails you’ve probably encountered rake once or twice. This blog post aims to walk you through where rake came from and an introduction on how to use it effectively in your Rails apps. A Little Bit of History Rake is the project of Jim Weirich. It’s a build tool. For a [...]
Developer Job Board
I’m pleased to announce the Genius Pool job board. This is a new job board for connecting companies to job seekers. With the connection to the 5by5 podcast network, making sure your job opportunity is in the ears of qualified applicants has never been easier. Why’s that? If you’re looking for a Ruby or Rails [...]
80s Me
This fantastic image courtesy of Peter Cooper. Delicious Digg This Post Facebook Reddit This Post
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