Archive for the 'Software Design' category
Posted on September 8th, 2008 in Programming, Software Design, Web Design, Web Development with 3 comments
A while back, I was asked to build some code to help keep a businesses mailing list synchronized between SalesForce.com and their campaign management tool, which I suggested should be MailChimp and not the tool they were currently using, but I digress. The project never materialized, but I figured I would build it anyway [...]
Posted on March 4th, 2008 in Programming, Software Design, Uncategorized, miscellaneous with no comments
Paul Graham on Building Stuff.
37 Signals on doing the same
Posted on December 16th, 2007 in Programming, Software Design, Uncategorized with no comments
The future is parallel. No pretending otherwise when NYTimes is writing about it. Erlang, here I come…that is, if I ever get around to finishing this.
I suppose I could also just listen to Paul Graham and relax…
Except in special kinds of applications, parallelism won’t pervade the programs that are written in a hundred years. [...]
Posted on December 3rd, 2007 in Software Design, Uncategorized with no comments
BDD is quite fun (ok, I’m a dork). Nice presentation from the Rspec gang at the most recent Ruby conference.
Posted on December 2nd, 2007 in Programming, Software Design, Web Development with no comments
Ezra posted an excellent explanation of his Merb framework late yesterday.
Posted on November 24th, 2007 in Programming, Rails, Software Design, Web Design, Web Development with no comments
Bamboo blog has some good tips on database optimization for Rails apps.
Adam Keys on creating micro-apps using existing infrastructure and APIs like Foamee does with Twitter.
Good presentation on application interface design..
New Rails restful help with the plugin resource_this.
40 design books from Smashing Magazine.
Oracle has built a JRuby application Oracle Mix.
Posted on November 22nd, 2007 in Software Design, Web Design, Web Development with no comments
Great article on tools for making social networking sites more portable.
Corkd’s use of microformats is also covered in greater depths in a recent microformats book
Posted on November 18th, 2007 in Software Design, Web Design, Web Development with no comments
Interesting take on some issues with managing multiple social networking sites.