Crummy, the simple and tasty way to add breadcrumbs to your Rails applications is now on GemCutter.
Thanks to netzpiraten for getting this started.
The Importance Of Pocket Books.
Many times in my years as an entrepreneur and networker, I have raised the question of best organizational practices. I am constantly looking for quick tips to create a better and more productive me. One of the most vital tools, especially for the forgetful, is a pocket book.
Throughout mine you can find random questions and thoughts. The image above shows one task page list. Other items in the book consist of thoughts like “Best Wacom to get?”, “Do I want to go to Ruby Manor 2?” and “Price for 50mm ƒ/1.4 lens”. Some of which I may have forgot.
While a phone could be a good replacement, I don’t have to worry about eating into my battery which I would possibly need later.
The book I use, as shown above is called WhiteLines* which is only $3 and lovely and minimalist.
* The link goes to Amazon.com and has my affiliate code attached.
I have just redesigned my portfolio. I try to keep my portfolio a proper reflection of my skills.
Click to see. Please enjoy :)
My resume is now online! I am available for permanent and contract work and am more than willing to relocate.
This is just a note to say that I am still here. I have been working on some personal stuff including bettering my photography. Above is one of my pictures :)
Below are some links to find me…
Quick Note
I lost my feed when MediaTemple rudely shut my blog down and I moved to Tumblr. I have just managed to claim my Feedburner URL again, so thanks to the few that stuck around.
RailsRumble Picks ‘09
I was randomly assigned a group of Rails Rumble entries to judge this year. I’d like to call out my favourites of the ones I’ve judged. I’m looking forward to seeing the full list after I judge.
In no perticular order, my favourites are:
Judging Rails Rumble
So after doing having the great honour of doing the preliminary design for Rails Rumble, It has just been announced that I am joining some amazing people and judging Rails Rumble aswell. It’s a great privallage and I look forward to judging your apps.
