Monthly Archives: March 2008
Make Gmail a (better) standalone app without Fluid or Safari
If you are like me you use Gmail and love it. You also use a Mac and have found Firefox has started to become too bloated and slow to use for accessing your Gmail. For a while now I have … Continue reading
SSH tab completion tip
MacOSXHints.com has a sweet little tip to get tab completion for ssh. Just enter the following line at the bottom of your .bash_profile script for tab completing goodness. complete -W “$(echo `cat ~/.ssh/known_hosts | cut -f 1 -d ‘ ‘ … Continue reading
Field tab order in Firefox in OS X
Only a couple things have bothered me during this past year’s transition to OS X. One of them has been Firefox’s issues with tabbing through form fields. Specifically, how it can tab through text fields and textareas but not dropdown … Continue reading
Startup Pitfall #2: You CAN be too accessible
One of the first things we thought we knew about the way we wanted to employ agile methods* was that our team should nearly always be on-site with the customer or stakeholder to facilitate communication most effectively. With several projects … Continue reading
2GX Wrapup
Jesse and I have been back from the Groovy/Grails Experience in Reston, Virginia for about a week now and we have had time to digest what we took in. Like most conferences, it was the time between sessions I found … Continue reading