Choices, Habits and Awareness
Every second, the human brain is bombarded with information, the conscious part of the brain is only able to handle a tiny percentage of this. The rest is handled by our unconscious. A habit […]
View ArticleReview of Crafting Rails Applications, by José Valim
José Valim is one of the newest members of the Rails core team. Apart from this he has also developed some good gems, Devise, Responders, and SimpleForm, that I use for almost every project. […]
View ArticleCucumber tests on iPhone/iPad
I am sure everybody has heard about Cucumber ( https://github.com/aslakhellesoy/cucumber) – a tool for Behaviour Driver Development where you describe software behavior in natural language that your...
View ArticleRuby, an Exceptional Language
Based on the book Exceptional Ruby by Avdi Grimm, I have developed a strategy for how I should deal with exceptions in Ruby. Being a very dynamic language, Ruby allows very flexible coding techniques. […]
View ArticleTips from Rails Anti-Patterns
Another good Ruby book is out, Rails Anti-Patterns. The book is loaded with good tips on everything from following the Law of Demeter to cleaning up your views with the use of helper methods. […]
View Article7 Reasons to go to Øredev 2011
I’m am looking forward to Øredev 2011 more than I have looked forward to any of the previous ones. The reason for this is that Øredev has finally become a leading conference for dynamic […]
View ArticleRemote builds with Capistrano
Capistrano is a very nice open source tool for executing commands on one or multiple remote servers via SSH. Capistrano is written in Ruby and uses a rake-like DSL for its tasks. Its main […]
View ArticleCapistrano and Net:SSH with login shell
New to Capistrano? Read my previous and more introductory blog post on Capistrano – Remote builds with Capistrano. Are you using Capistrano and are confused why the user environment, the PATH for...
View ArticleThe Cypher Ruby DSL for the Neo4j Graph Database
This week I released the neo4j-cypher ruby gem version 1.0.0. Cypher queries can now be written in Ruby instead of as a long string. The DSL uses common Ruby conventions and a neo4j.rb influenced […]
View ArticleGet S3 request statistics in four simple steps
Do you want to know how much outgoing traffic there is from your S3 bucket? Maybe your account cost has increased and you need to know what is generating all the traffic. Or maybe […]
View ArticleChoices, Habits and Awareness
Every second, the human brain is bombarded with information, the conscious part of the brain is only able to handle a tiny percentage of this. The rest is handled by our unconscious. A habit is an...
View ArticleReview of Crafting Rails Applications, by José Valim
José Valim is one of the newest members of the Rails core team. Apart from this he has also developed some good gems, Devise, Responders, and SimpleForm, that I use for almost every project. And now he...
View ArticleCucumber tests on iPhone/iPad
I am sure everybody has heard about Cucumber ( https://github.com/aslakhellesoy/cucumber) – a tool for Behaviour Driver Development where you describe software behavior in natural language that your...
View ArticleRuby, an Exceptional Language
Based on the book Exceptional Ruby by Avdi Grimm, I have developed a strategy for how I should deal with exceptions in Ruby. Being a very dynamic language, Ruby allows very flexible coding techniques....
View ArticleTips from Rails Anti-Patterns
Another good Ruby book is out, Rails Anti-Patterns. The book is loaded with good tips on everything from following the Law of Demeter to cleaning up your views with the use of helper methods. Here are...
View Article7 Reasons to go to Øredev 2011
I’m am looking forward to Øredev 2011 more than I have looked forward to any of the previous ones. The reason for this is that Øredev has finally become a leading conference for dynamic programming....
View ArticleRemote builds with Capistrano
Capistrano is a very nice open source tool for executing commands on one or multiple remote servers via SSH. Capistrano is written in Ruby and uses a rake-like DSL for its tasks. Its main use is to...
View ArticleCapistrano and Net:SSH with login shell
New to Capistrano? Read my previous and more introductory blog post on Capistrano – Remote builds with Capistrano. Are you using Capistrano and are confused why the user environment, the PATH for...
View ArticleThe Cypher Ruby DSL for the Neo4j Graph Database
This week I released the neo4j-cypher ruby gem version 1.0.0. Cypher queries can now be written in Ruby instead of as a long string. The DSL uses common Ruby conventions and a neo4j.rb influenced API....
View ArticleGet S3 request statistics in four simple steps
Do you want to know how much outgoing traffic there is from your S3 bucket? Maybe your account cost has increased and you need to know what is generating all the traffic. Or maybe you just out of...
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