Today I released my second plugin for Rails.
It’s pretty simple. It’s a set of 4 helper methods, based on the form builder that comes with Rails 2.0+ that provides you a sane way to present the error messages from your Model validations on form labels. That’s enough tell, on with the show!
class Person < […]
The house behind mine is on fire and getting worse
Photo originally uploaded by cee-dub.
The fire was right behind my house. This is a photo I took with my iPhone, the only camera I had available at the time, right before leaving the house in case the fire jumped over Poplar St. to my building.
This photo […]
I’m very impressed with Google Maps. The team there frequently adds useful features in well-executed ways.
Just today I noticed two new features. The first, is Terrain map tiles that feature both shaded relief of the actual terrain and road detail. This is what the Hybrid view wishes it looked like. Bravo!
The second new feature is […]
It seems that a lot of old blog posts are floating about on the web these days with instructions on how to install ruby/rails/mysql/etc. that are quite out of date. My post on the same topic included. I’d like to remedy that situation, since I just reinstalled my OS today and had to go through […]
Yeah. I don’t write much. I’ve been busy. You might get to find out why if you are in Austin the week of SXSW Interactive. Come to our party:
Back to work!
Follow these instructions and your shiny new MacBook will be ready for you to write the next hot Rails app in very little time.
I’ll be covering the steps necessary to get the full Rails stack running on your Mac (Rails 1.2, mongrel, and MySQL 5). I’ll also tell you the easiest way to get Subversion […]
I don’t know how many people care, but sometimes I just want to use Quicktime player (or another Core Audio-based app) to play video files. The problem is, a lot of files these days have 5.1 channel AC-3 audio.
I finally found the key: A52Codec
Download it here
Now, off to watch Heroes in HDTV…