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UX/Design Tools • Sep 17, 2012

Using HTML5 Form Validation to Improve User Experience

An introduction to using HTML5 form validation features. Improve the user experience of your web forms and increase user speed and success rates.
DevOps & System Admin. • Sep 13, 2012

From Imperative to Declarative System Configuration with Puppet

Start transitioning from imperative to declarative thinking through the use of Puppet's Exec resource type.
jRuby • Sep 13, 2012

Migrating Your JRuby Rails App Using warbler-exec

Using warbler-exec, we can use the .war file itself to run the migrations without needing to transfer another copy of the rails app for this purpose.
Developer Tools • Sep 12, 2012

Why IDEs are Wrong for Embedded Developers

Embedded system developers should not use IDEs. They are feature-lacking and slow down the development process.
Ruby • Sep 11, 2012

PiecePipe Examples: Map, Aggregation, & Group-By

PiecePipe allows you to focus on the flow of data without worrying about the iteration and glue code. Here's how to use it for map, aggregation, and group-by.
Culture • Sep 11, 2012

I Am Not a Resource!

Developers are dramatically more productive when you treat them like creative individuals who work in teams, rather than inputs to a production process.
Project & Team Management • Sep 07, 2012

Eliminate Your Team’s Task Backlog

Turn your team's task backlog into a schedule. Staged backlogs promote frequent and optimal scope management decisions.
Development Practices • Sep 06, 2012

AJAX Interactions Need Activity Indicators

Using simple ways to show users that activity is occurring can improve the experience they have. Here are a few ways to handle the activity indicators.
Embedded Systems • Sep 06, 2012

Bootloaders and Updating in Embedded Software

It seems like every chip has a unique way of updating its internal flash. I guess this is what makes writing bootloaders so much fun.
Ruby • Sep 05, 2012

How to Keep Font Awesome from Crashing capybara-webkit

If you're developing a Ruby on Rails application on OS X, you'll need this workaround to keep Font Awesome from crashing capybara-webkit.
Ruby • Sep 04, 2012

When Is a Set Better Than an Array in Ruby?

Since I discovered the Ruby Set class, I've found myself stopping where I would normally use a Ruby Array and considering whether a Set would better suit my needs.
Culture • Aug 31, 2012

Fighting Dogmatism with Fresh Perspectives

Don't forget why you work how you work — spend time with people who have a fresh perspective.
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