willsulzer

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by willsulzer 11y ago
Blue Box (an IBM Company) Seattle, WA or remote world-wide I am on the Applications team. Blue Box has been a fantastic and challenging place to work/learn for the last 2 years. The Application Development team is looking for highly mo
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by willsulzer 12y ago
I'd have to say this is very exciting, and something that from which the Ruby web community could benefit greatly. Having the boiler plate cases covered for data binding and synchronization across the client and server could really inc
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by willsulzer 14y ago
Seattle, WA. King of the Web: http://kingofweb.com is looking for experienced Ruby on Rails web developers. It's a lean, mean startup and we have a blast! Drop us your resume: resume (at) kingofweb.com and mention Hacker News. More inform
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by willsulzer 14y ago
I agree with this article to the extent that we should choose our URIs carefully and semantically. However, it is very likely that your web facing application, and the semantics of your resources will change over time. What if I wanted to d
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by willsulzer 15y ago
@codenerdz this is correct. @michaelbuckbee You will have an option to choose a Ruby interpreter for each project. Just be sure to not use any interpreter that has '[global]' in the name and you'll be able to switch your gem sets seamlessly
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by willsulzer 15y ago
I've been using RubyMine since nearly the first release. I started using the 'Ruby' plugin in the IntelliJ IDEA IDE for Java. IMHO RubyMine is far the away the best IDE for RoR development on the market today. Here's a few of my favorite th