A few months ago I launched http://bibliomancy.org. It’s just a small site for generating bibliomancy readings (bibliomancy is the practice of letting a book fall open to a random passage as a way of seeking guidance on an issue).
I’m reasonably pleased with the way the site turned out, and I have a number of [...]
I came across a great post today: My Preferred Rails Development Environment
I wish this had been around a couple of months ago as I stumbled through the many options available for Rails development. My experience lately has been that all roads lead back to Eclipse. Right now I have separate [...]
I’m a .net programmer by day, and a Ruby enthusiast after-hours. So far, I’ve done my Ruby and Rails development using Radrails, which is built on the Eclipse platform. Radrails is great, especially for a free product, but I’m much more comfortable in the MS Visual Studio environment. I was excited to [...]
