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Monthly Archives: April 2008
git init
Post by Scott Vlaminck
Apr
23
2008
Jason Rudolph has a great post discussing getting started with git, the new kid on the block for version control. That post alone makes a compelling argument to me for trying it out. This quote hit a little too close … Continue reading
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Tagged best practices, code, convention over configuration, how-to
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Grails audit logging plugin
Post by Jesse O'Neill-Oine
Apr
22
2008
Shawn Hartsock has written an in-depth post on writing a Grails plugin to do audit logging. The post is great on several levels. First, he gives a good introduction to just how easy it is to write a plugin in … Continue reading
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Learning Objective-C
Post by Jesse O'Neill-Oine
Apr
21
2008
If you’re at all interested in learning Objective-C (maybe working on a little iPhone app…) then do yourself a favor and check out this nice little tutorial that Scott Stevenson wrote over at Cocoa Dev Central. I particularly liked his … Continue reading
Welcome Constraints in Design
Post by Ben Edwards
Apr
18
2008
Often times the best designs come about when the designer is forced to deal with constraints. In this case some terrific architecture and landscape design has come out of the space constraints presented by the rooftops of urban buildings. When … Continue reading
History meme
Post by Jesse O'Neill-Oine
Apr
16
2008
I generally kinda hate following the latest meme going around, but I thought this one would actually be interesting to see, so I’m gonna jump in. [~]$ history 1000 | awk ‘{a[$2]++}END{for(i in a){print a[i] ” ” i}}’ | sort … Continue reading
Computing in the Cloud
Post by Jesse O'Neill-Oine
Apr
15
2008
Amazon continues to blow me away with all their cloud services. This blog post from Michael Nygard shows how Amazon has pretty much eliminated the final roadblocks to using AWS for “real world” applications. Basically they’ve enabled static IP addresses, … Continue reading
