TalkCrunch recently interviewed Kevin Lynch about Adobe’s upcoming Apollo project. I’ve been keeping my eye on Apollo and it seems quite interesting. Adobe is calling Apollo “a cross-operating system runtime being developed by Adobe that allows developers to leverage their existing web development skills (Flash, Flex, HTML, JavaScript, Ajax) to build and deploy [...]
This is the first of (hopefully) many screencasts I hope to bring you over the coming months. Today’s screencasat is about how to use your Backpack account offline on your Mac with a new program called PackRat.
My favorite web hosting company, TextDrive, has merged with Joyent. I’ve had my eye on Joyent for a while now, thinking how cool it’d be to have their software in our office. They make what appears to be a great Ruby on Rails based suite of software to help keep your office organized. I’ve been [...]
I’ve been looking for a good, cross-platform IDE for doing my Rails work. I’m currently using Eclipse with a lot of plugins (thanks to this blog entry). It works great, but it’s a little slow, and takes a while to set up. Now there’s RadRails, an Eclipse based IDE made just for Ruby on Rails [...]
Locomotive is a fast and easy way to get Ruby on Rails up and running quickly on your Mac. It includes Rails, lighttpd, FastCGI and tons of gems. There’s even a “max bundle” that includes just about every Ruby oriented thing you can imagine. So, why am I still using WEBRick? Because, while Locomotive provides [...]
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