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Benjamin Quorning gave a great tip at the Copenhagen Ruby Brigade mailing list the other day: How to run (Windows) Internet Explorer on your (Intel-based) Mac without having to boot up Parallels, VMWare, or any other kind of time-consuming PC-emulation software. This is made possible by the IEs 4 Linux project (no, that’s no IE [...]
RailsConf: The DHH keynote - Rails 2.0 update
By: Casper Fabricius on: Sep 18,2007 In: deployment, mac, rails, railsconfThis article summarizes some important points from David Heinemeier Hansson’s keynote at RailsConf Europe 2007 in Berlin. Last year, DHH brought us the whole REST way of thinking which I immediately named normalization, but that term didn’t really catch on.
© 2007 Pinar Ozger
This year, DHH noted that he up until now had started all his [...]
Reboot just finished. Great speakers, nice people, clever geeks - as usual. I wasn’t disappointed, Mygdal and his crew did a terrific job once again. While I hope to find the find time write a longer article referencing some of my favorite talks, this post is about something else I learned of at Reboot: Jaiku.
Some [...]
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