DanielKehoe

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   Clayton Christensen & James Allworth: Jobs made Apple great by ignoring profit(blogs.reuters.com)

   4 points by DanielKehoe 15y ago|0 comments
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   What is the value of Compass for Rails 3.1?(stackoverflow.com)

   1 points by DanielKehoe 15y ago|0 comments
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   by DanielKehoe 15y ago

   So what's the problem? Bits are in short supply so we can't have multiple websites or social network accounts? I've got two Twitter accounts, one for technical tweets for my peers who are Rails developers, another for personal tweets that m
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   by DanielKehoe 15y ago

   Thanks for your praise. I agree with your assessment.
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   by DanielKehoe 15y ago

   I started the article just so I'd have notes for myself. When I finally got it done, I was surprised at the complexity. I don't remember past installs of the bleeding edge being as tricky. Maybe just my selective memory. On the other hand,
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   by DanielKehoe 15y ago

   Has installing Rails become too complex? Or have we become more sophisticated in the nuances of maintaining a development environment?
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   Read This Before Installing Rails 3.1(railsapps.github.com)

   4 points by DanielKehoe 15y ago|7 comments
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   by DanielKehoe 15y ago

   I liked Rails better before the Rake 0.9 hiccups exposed the magic. Now everyone is writing articles to explain the mess. Here's one from Wyatt Greene: http://techiferous.com/2011/05/the-no-nonsense-guide-to-mana...
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   David Chelimsky on rake 0.9 and gem version constraints(blog.davidchelimsky.net)

   8 points by DanielKehoe 15y ago|7 comments
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    RailsConf 2011 Presentations, from Best to Worst(bestofrailsconf2011.heroku.com)

    1 points by DanielKehoe 15y ago|0 comments
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    by DanielKehoe 15y ago

    I agree, what he doesn't say is how much effort is often needed to get all of the moving parts working together. For example, integrating Devise with RSpec and Cucumber. And then switching to an ORM such as Mongoid. A good tutorial like Mic
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    by DanielKehoe 16y ago

    I used Trada on a partner's project for several months in summer 2010 (for a self-help product sold online). Since then Trada have improved their platform but I haven't tried it again. Our budget was $3000/month (the minimum required to est
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    Every Unicode character shown once per frame as a 33-minute movie(netpoetic.com)

    87 points by DanielKehoe 16y ago|47 comments
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    by DanielKehoe 16y ago

    July 1st, 1993 on the old WWW-Talk mailing list. It was in a discussion with Marc Andreessen (who was still at NCSA) and others concerning whether "WWW documents" should have two spaces after periods (like typewritten pages) or just one (li
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    by DanielKehoe 16y ago

    He says, "I'm not telling you don't do it... [but if you have a cofounder] make sure you have founder vesting."
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    by DanielKehoe 16y ago

    This is a well-written intro to Git. But for a real Git cheatsheet, I like http://ndpsoftware.com/git-cheatsheet.html which is an unusual visual cheatsheet for Git.
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    by DanielKehoe 16y ago

    A picture is worth a thousand words.
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    *Visual* Git Cheatsheet(ndpsoftware.com)

    4 points by DanielKehoe 16y ago|1 comments
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    by DanielKehoe 16y ago

    And why shouldn't there be an open standard for bookmarks? Though this proposal (UMarks) ignores social bookmarking.
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    The Problem with Bookmarks(umarks.org)

    2 points by DanielKehoe 16y ago|1 comments