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matchboy
Registered since:
April 5, 2005
Short bio:
Founder and Executive Director of PLANET ARGON, a Ruby on Rails development, consulting, and hosting firm. Also the author of Programming Rails... for O'Reilly.
Home page:
http://www.robbyonrails.com/
Total posts:
981

Forum posts by Robby Russell:

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Posted in Ruby Buzz Forum, Dec 19, 2007, 1:41 PM
I’ve been using Tumblr off and on since early April. I tend to neglect it because I’ve found the interface a bit clumsy. The recent redesign hasn’t improved on the things that I consider obstacles in getting things quickly added to my tumblr. Since the concept behind the tumblr is to quickly share things with people, the...
Posted in Ruby Buzz Forum, Dec 17, 2007, 11:41 PM
Consider this part one of several posts on my thoughts of the art of embracing chaos. Don’t let the books fool you. The construction of custom software is an unmastered and volatile cesspool of chaos. I don’t adhere to the belief that there is a perfect methodology or process that will work for every project… as I’m sure...
Posted in All Buzz Forum, Dec 17, 2007, 9:41 PM
After reading my post on how we’re using Skitch at Planet Argon for adding some life to bug submissions and feedback, Ana Nelson came up with an ingenious idea for taking a collection of Skitch images and creating a slideshow an alternative to screencasts. Uploaded with Skitch! In her post, Screencasts are so 2005, Ana walks you through...
Posted in Ruby Buzz Forum, Dec 17, 2007, 9:41 PM
After reading my post on how we’re using Skitch at Planet Argon for adding some life to bug submissions and feedback, Ana Nelson came up with an ingenious idea for taking a collection of Skitch images and creating a slideshow an alternative to screencasts. Uploaded with Skitch! In her post, Screencasts are so 2005, Ana walks you through...
Posted in All Buzz Forum, Dec 17, 2007, 9:17 PM
Consider this part one of several posts on my thoughts of the art of embracing chaos. Don’t let the books fool you. The construction of custom software is an unmastered and volatile cesspool of chaos. I don’t adhere to the belief that there is a perfect methodology or process that will work for every project… as I’m sure...
Posted in Agile Buzz Forum, Dec 17, 2007, 9:17 PM
Consider this part one of several posts on my thoughts of the art of embracing chaos. Don’t let the books fool you. The construction of custom software is an unmastered and volatile cesspool of chaos. I don’t adhere to the belief that there is a perfect methodology or process that will work for every project… as I’m sure...
Posted in All Buzz Forum, Dec 11, 2007, 10:45 AM
A few months ago, I posted about an article that showed you how to colorize your grep search results. Since then, I’ve heard people talking about ack, which describes itself as… “a tool like grep, aimed at programmers with large trees of heterogeneous source code.” It’s written in Perl, which is fine and...
Posted in Ruby Buzz Forum, Dec 11, 2007, 10:45 AM
A few months ago, I posted about an article that showed you how to colorize your grep search results. Since then, I’ve heard people talking about ack, which describes itself as… “a tool like grep, aimed at programmers with large trees of heterogeneous source code.” It’s written in Perl, which is fine and...
Posted in All Buzz Forum, Dec 2, 2007, 1:48 AM
As a user of many web applications, I often find myself noticing little things that slow me down. One such thing is the use of checkboxes in web forms. It’s not the problem of checkboxes itself, it’s the face that checkboxes require the user to really focus their attention to a fairly small box on the page and perform a click...
Posted in Ruby Buzz Forum, Dec 2, 2007, 1:47 AM
As a user of many web applications, I often find myself noticing little things that slow me down. One such thing is the use of checkboxes in web forms. It’s not the problem of checkboxes itself, it’s the face that checkboxes require the user to really focus their attention to a fairly small box on the page and perform a click...
Posted in All Buzz Forum, Dec 1, 2007, 11:47 PM
There was a post the other day on Signal vs Noise about the pain of opting out of mailing lists titled, Redonkulous unsubscribe delays, which I was reminded of after the following experience. Earlier today, I got an email notification from my old Friendster account, which ended up being spam. I hadn’t logged into the account in ages and...
Posted in Ruby Buzz Forum, Dec 1, 2007, 11:47 PM
There was a post the other day on Signal vs Noise about the pain of opting out of mailing lists titled, Redonkulous unsubscribe delays, which I was reminded of after the following experience. Earlier today, I got an email notification from my old Friendster account, which ended up being spam. I hadn’t logged into the account in ages and...
Posted in All Buzz Forum, Nov 27, 2007, 11:49 AM
It’s been about a year and a half since I wrote about my wrist pains that would often occur at work, which was being caused by something I bet many of us deal with from time to time… Repetitive Strain Injury. So, I’ve been wearing these gloves when I’m at work on my normal Apple keyboard. I knew that they helped to some...
Posted in Ruby Buzz Forum, Nov 27, 2007, 11:49 AM
It’s been about a year and a half since I wrote about my wrist pains that would often occur at work, which was being caused by something I bet many of us deal with from time to time… Repetitive Strain Injury. So, I’ve been wearing these gloves when I’m at work on my normal Apple keyboard. I knew that they helped to some...
Posted in All Buzz Forum, Nov 21, 2007, 7:48 AM
One of the reasons why I’ve been too busy to write on my blog lately is that we recently moved into to a new studio. We had a lot of preparation to do before we moved in and are finally getting settled in the new space. We took the space from… To this… As you can see.. we have lots of natural light for the entire team… I...
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