Since I was quite late to jump on the Rails bandwagon, I thought I’d share my experiences upto this point in time. “They say” learning Ruby first really lightens the load when learning Rails, consequently that’s what I set out to do in the late stages of 2008. This however, was not my first encounter [...]
Like a lot people who own a mac, when this announcement came out, I feverishly downloaded the Google Quick Search Box.
Being a regular Quicksilver user for quite some time now, I was eager to see what the big G-Man could bring to the table. My initial impressions can be summed up in one word…SLOW!
As mentioned [...]
Whilst building this blog, I was also trying out git to manage my solutions to Project Euler and host them on github. Consequently when I got bored of solving Euler’s problems, using git for version control for this thing seemed to be the next logical step.
I had read about making a Capistrano recipe to checkout [...]
In light of the Alex Payne’s and John Nunemaker’s recent posts on their setups, I thought I’d share my own. Mainly because I find them interesting reads, and I’m generally able to try out a new app or two that I was previously unaware of.
Hardware
I use a 15″ Macbook Pro that I purchased from ebay [...]
As you can see, I finally started my new blog!
It’s a bit bare at the moment, however I’ll gradually update it over time. That’s one of the great things about not being tied to the more mainstream blogging engines – since I built this thing from scratch in Ruby on Rails, I can customise it [...]
