So in preparation for Rails Rumble I’ve been researching a lot of sexy little plugins. We have also had a need to test this plugins to make sure they’ll work not just locally but in a shared hosting environment (the first time you get burned and spend an entire weekend, 16 hours, trying to figure [...]
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I’ve become a fanboy. I keep telling myself no, but slowly I’m coming to terms. Last week I picked up an iPhone (bought off ebay so I wouldn’t have to extend my ATT contract). So I’m going to list some thoughts, and I’m going to compare it to my steallar little Nokia E70 that I [...]
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This week, after running into one RubyGem too many that was required to be compiled, I’ve switched over to the Mac for development. For the last 4 months (since I bought the 17inch MBP) I’ve been flirting with development on it. Until now it’s been the trophy wife that has been trotted out [...]
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- danahern: Oops, you're absolutely right. I copied the wrong code and didn't change it over. Thanks for pointing that out. Great toolkit by the way, I'm reall
- Nicolas: Hi, very useful article, thanks :) I was wondering if in the last code snippet the JQuery expression: $(domElement).set('html', node.name + " an
- Will Harris: Damn, who wrote this? Good stuff. Good luck in your transformation!
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