Every once in a while we write articles about startups (our own or the ones we work with), technical (Ruby on Rails, JavaScript, etc) solutions we’ve created and everything else that comes to our minds.
Little while ago I bought myself a new Macbook Pro which in my opinion is just excellent piece of hardware in such a lovely case. As with any…
You probably have used, or at least seen, ActionController::Filters used in lots of Ruby on Rails based applications. Usually it’s related to some authentication/authorization, or benchmarking or something…
Few days ago I was talking with a friend of mine about different approaches in software development. One of the thoughts that we discussed for quite a while…
I assume that everyone has seen these fancy input fields with some text in it like “Your e-mail here” and when you click on it, the text dissapears…
So you have finished building your Rails application, done some polishing and suddenly you notice that something went horribly wrong in production and you get the well-known default…
Last week, while trying to find some fancy recipes and snippets for Capistrano, I had an idea to use Growl for deployment notifications to let everyone important know…
Are you using RubyMine to create your gorgeous Ruby on Rails projects? Have you been missing the good old Twilight theme from TextMate? If you have then it’s…
So, as most of the people who are involved in e-mail marketing know, Microsoft uses Word rendering engine to render HTML e-mails in Outlook 2007. Even though there…