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Tag Archives: software
An Echo through Time, the Minimalist Trend
The machines that are first invented to perform any particular movement are always the most complex, and succeeding artists generally discover that, with fewer wheels, with fewer principles of motion, than had originally been employed, the same effects may
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Reduce Your (team’s) Bug Tax
What’s Bug Tax
The bug tax is a form of friction that increases with the pace of development. For each new feature added, your software gains a number of new bugs. Minimizing the time your team spends bug chasing results…
Walking down the tracks with Ruby on Rails

this is a follow on post to Pigs may not have wings, but I can Ride the Rails with a flu
Gems Gems Gems
The first barrier to entry to ramping up on RoR (Ruby on Rails) was…
Essential Code Creation: from desktop to web
Be Open to Unexpected Inspiration
In the gradual adaption of my perspective from pure desktop coder to a hybrid desktop/web programmer I have experienced a profound and humbling transition in design practices. From a background of nearly 14 years building…
Satisfy the Interface, Dev/User Tip #1
A reoccuring mistake I see (and make) on a regular basis is failing to utilize existing technology the way it was designed. Of course there are creative innovations built on existing platforms by bootstrapping never before conceived applications. But for…



