blog.nugenerationwebdesign.com
Our Guidelines – NuGeneration Web Design Blog
http://blog.nugenerationwebdesign.com/become-a-contributor/our-guidelines
NuGeneration Web Design Blog. The Web and so much more! Subscribe to our Newsletter. Web Development Reading List #150: Less Code, GitHub’s Security, And The Morals Of Science. Building A Server-Side Application With Async Functions and Koa 2. Photoshop Etiquette For Responsive Web Design. S(GH)PA: The Single-Page App Hack For GitHub Pages. Creativity Under The Microscope: Running A UI Design Critique. Web Development Reading List #149: CSS Dynamic Colors, Refactoring CSS, And CSP Hashing. No links to un...
ffmike.wordpress.com
Hello world! | Private Larks
https://ffmike.wordpress.com/2007/01/17/hello-world
Just another WordPress.com weblog. This page mainly exists as a way to let me post to WebWorkerDaily, where I’m one of the contributing writers. I’ve got enough other presences on the Web that I’m not likely to dump a bunch of content here. Chief among them:. 8211; My .NET-oriented daily news site. 8211; The chronicle of my attempt to wean myself off of Microsoft software. 8211; My personal site. C’mon and visit, or come see me on Twitter. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0.
breachofpremise.wordpress.com
Database comparison using Sinatra | Breach of Premise
https://breachofpremise.wordpress.com/2010/11/03/database-comparison-using-sinatra
8230;could end in any number of ways. Laquo; The Pelican Shark. Home taping did not kill this music. Database comparison using Sinatra. 3 November 2010 by James Silberbauer. Alan deLevie posted a useful bit of Sinatra code for documenting the tables in a database in Database documentation in 50 lines of Sinatra. It has been tested against Mysql, Postgresql and Sqlite databases. Here is the code in its entirety:. The code is also available from this gist. To compare two database structures. Because the ta...
makingtheswitch.wordpress.com
Ruby or Python? Suggestions welcomed! | Making the Switch
https://makingtheswitch.wordpress.com/2007/05/23/ruby-or-python-suggestions-welcomed
One Microsoft Employee Documents His Switch from Windows to Linux. May 23, 2007. Now that I’ve knocked some of the early learning and the practical tasks off the list it is time to start taking on a more sizable project. I already have something in mind that would be immediately beneficial for me but which will take a decent amount of time to implement (if I were 20 again it would probably only take 2-3 weeks since I wouldn’t need to sleep). This will be a web application (what isn’t these days? Btw R...
makingtheswitch.wordpress.com
Creating a DVD Slideshow – Step 2 | Making the Switch
https://makingtheswitch.wordpress.com/2007/05/23/creating-a-dvd-slideshow-step-2
One Microsoft Employee Documents His Switch from Windows to Linux. Creating a DVD Slideshow – Step 2. May 23, 2007. I ended up using dir2slideshow. To create the basic script. It worked well except that the documented “-k” command line parameter was missing so I had to put off trying the Ken Burns effects. To fit the slideshow into a specific time window I adjusted the display rate to 8 seconds per shot (from the default of 5) and left the default 1 second transition time alone. Leave a Reply Cancel reply.
ferhatelmas.com
Ferhat Elmas — Passionate Developer
http://ferhatelmas.com/page15
Ferhat Elmas Passionate Developer. Prime for 6 April, 2013. Round 2 in benchmarking several web application frameworks. Everything about Java 8. Java is old, verbose and boring . but Java is fast. As seen in benchmarking so it seems it will be with us for longer than expected. Update the batteries, a complete guide to what is new in Java. Prime for 5 April, 2013. Explains what the magic is. Write JSON, supply data and get beautiful visualizations. Prime for 4 April, 2013. The Github Data Challenge II.
breachofpremise.wordpress.com
Fire in Betty’s Bay | Breach of Premise
https://breachofpremise.wordpress.com/2010/06/07/fire-in-bettys-bay
8230;could end in any number of ways. Laquo; The Peaneafowl. Whirlwind visit from a sunbird pair. Fire in Betty’s Bay. 7 June 2010 by James Silberbauer. Thursday 3 June 2010. Between 4 and 5am. A short thunderstorm wakes me in Somerset West. Jipe barks at the thunder. I go back to sleep. A bit of rain falls, but not much. Friday 4 June 2010. I call the Bossengers. The folks are still in the house – it hasn’t burned down yet. Call the folks. Mom answers. Fire still a way off, b...Sister Cathy and her husb...
rbazinet.wordpress.com
February | 2008 | Accidental Technologist
https://rbazinet.wordpress.com/2008/02
Musings about Software Architecture, .NET Development and Dynamic Languages. Monthly Archives: February 2008. Apple’s Time Capsule Cometh. February 29, 2008. Well, after placing my order on January 20, 2008 my 1 TB Time Capsule has shipped today! Checking out the new Ruby web framework called Waves. February 28, 2008. I recently had the pleasure to interview Dan Yoder. The creator of a new Ruby web framework called Waves. Waves is a MVC framework, like that of Ruby on Rails. On the Waves web site. Applic...
macournoyer.wordpress.com
Thin 1.0 | Marc-André Cournoyer's blog
https://macournoyer.wordpress.com/2008/09/30/thin-10
Marc-André Cournoyer's blog. Presenting Rack at Montreal Against Rails. Plzplzplzbbq update your feed (plz) →. September 30, 2008 · 8:11 am. Thin 1.0, codename That’s What She Said, is out! That doesn’t mean it’s bug free or anything. But, it does mean that it’s been running on a number of servers and no show stopper bugs have been found since a while. Special thanks to…. Here they are. If you like Thin or if it helped you in any way, please take a couple minutes and recommend them. Michael S. Klishin.
