Rails is a framework about conventions. It generates a basic structure which you mold into your dream application. Over the course of the years, we have gathered some basic, rails specific, hints and tips you might want to check before going live. They are split into sections to make it easier to scan them, and pick the ones you haven’t indulged (yet) in.
9 Essentail Rail Tips - Related links
9 Essentail Rail Tips
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An interesting service that tells the worth of the website in real time. It somehow calculates the price based on the no. of links associated with your site. Webmaster check it out for fun.
This post says it all. The killer for me is Not Being Honest About Your Needs. This is always the one that I have struggle with my self as I keep on creating requirements and buy accordingly and later find out that i didn't need them or was not used at all. Do you find the same issue?
Intersting Read on how Web2.0 make you lazy and powerful at the same time. This is the time where you don't search information but informations searches you.
A nice collection of 113 useful windows commands.
As I run into the same mistake over and over again I am going to throw them out here in order to serve as a warning and a learning tool to others. Some of these may seem like I am beating a dead horse because you can find examples of these on other sites, in other blogs, or even in the manual. Despite the large amounts of data on the subjects these things still pop up. This is not a complete list, and this list is not in any order…
Reading and writing Extensible Markup Language (XML) in PHP may seem a little frightening. In fact, XML and all its related technologies can be intimidating. However, reading and writing XML in PHP doesn't have to be a daunting task. First, you need to learn a little about XML -- what it is and what it's used for. Then, you need to learn how to read and write XML in PHP, which you can do in many ways.
The other day I was reviewing XP practices and came accross this interesting scoop about differences between Scrum and XP. As the author mentions, XP and Scrum are very aligned but have subtle yet important differences and I agree with those. It worth a read.