October 2006
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The Rails Way
Jamis Buck just posted about how he and Michael Koziarski have recently teamed up to start a new blog called The Rails Way. If you’re new to Rails, or are just interested in how these wily veterans might solve a coding problem, be sure to add their feed to your RSS reader.
As a side note, it’s nice to see them using the Scribbish theme for Mephisto.
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Scribbish for Mephisto
I wanted to post a quick note to let people know that a port of the Scribbish theme for Mephisto has been posted. I’m currently using a personalized version of the theme on my site, and I may be a bit biased here, but I think it’s one of the better themes currently available.
The release of this port began a while ago when I first considered moving my site from Typo to Mephisto. I...
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Rails CHM Documentation - Trunk r5315
So, I was able to take the time last night to put together a CHM document that contains documentation for revision 5315 of Rails trunk. You can find the file here.
For more information related to what’s new in Rails, be sure to read Ryan Daigle’s category “what’s new in rails“—great stuff.
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Rails CHM Documentation - Version 1.1.6
It’s been a long time coming, but I just posted an update to my Rails CHM Documentation file. This update has the documentation for the 1.1.6 release of Rails. This version also has a much more organized Contents section that has a folder group for each gem, which will hopefully lead to easier browsing of the entire file. You can download this release from this url.
If after downloading...
Scribbish (Microformatted with hAtom)
Scribbish is both a weblog theme (ports for Typo, Mephisto and Wordpress) as well as a sensible starting poing for new themes. In case you’re wondering what it looks like, wonder no more. I’m using it here on this site.
Its layout standardizes on a simple XHTML structure, blog entries are formatted using the hAtom microformat specification, and styles are separated into individual...
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Transition Complete
If you’re reading this article, then it means the DNS entries have successfully propigated through the Interwebs and you are pointed at my new home. For the last two months I’ve been working to move my domain away from TextDrive’s shared hosting service to something that I actually own and maintain. For those of you that might be interested, here are the geeky details:
Dell...