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This looks great if you haven't already seen it. Shoulda for RSpec. http://github.com/carlosbra... |
I love this idea of automatic update 'channels': http://tinyurl.com/84mpsp |
@techpickles RubyFlow just posted about another one called Lockdown. http://stonean.com/wiki/loc... |
Glad to see that the Rails Authentication world is heating up to competition again. Good to keep everyone on their toes. |
Switching back to Firefox as the default browser. WebKit Nightlies, I just can't live without typing google queries into the address bar. |
Feeling good about a round of UI refactoring. Added more functionality without sacrificing clarity or screen real estate. |
Google Reader has been unceremoniously signing me out every 10 minutes or so for the last couple days. Annoying! |
@grossberg me I can't wait to lug around a 6.6 pound MacBrick Pro. :) |
@lebwoskisrug take a look at http://www.apachefriends.or..., it's what I used once back when I used Windows. |
It's funny how people are different. I'm scared of deployment while some of my colleagues are scared of CSS. This is why we have teams! |
Eclipse can either be lightning fast or slow as molasses. I wish I knew what I was doing to make it alternate so I could affect it at all. |
My left-field prediction for the MacWorld keynote: Mac App Store for desktop apps. |
Starting to get a decent handle on Android view layout. Feels less crazy and awkward now. |
Etsy shop RSS feeds don't have images, therefore are pointless. |
Fingers crossed that 17" MBP announcement rumors are true tomorrow. I need more power and more screen! |
@supaspoida because whenever I use HAML I find some way that it doesn't do what I want, and EVERYONE knows HTML. |
HAML is probably the most polarizing gem in the Ruby world that I know of. You either love it (others) or hate it (me). SASS is great tho. |
When developing UI components in Photoshop, it's really easy to make them a smart object and double-click them to save individual pieces. |
@newsmavens blast them indeed. |
@newsmavens that post was actually not supposed to go out, it was an inaccurate draft that got published briefly. |
