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Project & Team Management • Aug 27, 2012

Tear Down the Walls! – Shattering Team Boundaries

When our teams are divided, we forget about the big picture and lose time. Communication is the key to keeping us together.
Extracurricular Activities • Aug 24, 2012

Linux Has Lost the War for My Desktop

I can't afford to update my system at night, then come into work and find that xrandr has suddenly changed its parameter format and my external monitor won't work.
Business Practices • Aug 22, 2012

Generalist Makers: The Unicorns of the Software Industry

Teams of generalist software makers are more efficient, more profitable, and more successful than teams of specialists.
Web Apps • Aug 21, 2012

Rendering Templates in Ext JS – So Many Choices

Ext JS 4.0.x provides many ways of rendering content: autoEl, html, tpl/data, renderTpl/renderData. Here are my suggestions on which to use when.
Web Apps • Aug 21, 2012

Guice AOP and the Java Persistence API

Guice's built-in support for Aspect-oriented programming can eliminate the need to repeatedly address the concerns of the database and Java Persistence API.
Developer Tools • Aug 20, 2012

Using Thor to Build a Command Line Interface

Here's a simple command line interface (created in Thor) that provides grep-like functionality around Ruby's regular expression functionality.
UX/Design Practices • Aug 17, 2012

Purposeful Inspiration

When you design for a living, you can't wait for inspiration. Keep your eyes open, surround yourself with inspiring things, and let your creativity flow.
Ruby on Rails • Aug 17, 2012

Making Rails and TeamCity Play Well Together

After much experimentation, I’m actually happy with how my Rails project is being tested with TeamCity.
Personal Optimization • Aug 15, 2012

The Shy Person’s Guide to Making Friends at Work

If meeting new people is difficult for you (like it is for me), here are a few tips to help you on your way.
DevOps & System Admin. • Aug 13, 2012

Deploying from Git with Capistrano

With a few changes to our Capistrano configuration, we are able to deploy directly from the source code repository.
Choosing Your Team • Aug 10, 2012

Demystifying the Enterprise Sales Process

This post helps demystify the terminology, documents, and process associated with an enterprise sale.
Ruby Motion • Aug 09, 2012

iOS Keychain Entitlements for Using RedLaser in RubyMotion

Because RedLaser accesses the iOS keychain, you need to request an entitlement when using RedLaser in a RubyMotion application.
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