Tag Archives: Programming

Ways to promote yourself

If you’re a designer build some icons and share them, make some textures, draw a template, invent a grid system or build a theme for your favorite CMS. If you’re a illustrator start a blog, share a drawing everyday, dribbble, give advice or create a web comic.

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Remaking MBNet at Codebits

We’re participating once again on Codebits this year with the help of Bauke Schildt on the design. We’ve decided to try something diferent and create a proof-of-concept remake of the MBNet platform to show how it can be improved and adapted for todays time.

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Upload files using Paperclip on Ruby on Rails

Paperclip is an awesome plugin to handle file uploads in Ruby on Rails. I’ve been using in a couple of projects lately and I thought I’d talk a bit about it. First of all, you need to install the plugin on your project by doing: script/plugin install git://github.com/thoughtbot/paperclip.git from your project main directory. After this, [...]

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Performance on Rails Barcamp pt 08

I just finished my presentation on Barcamp pt 08 which is held again in Coimbra. Although I was a bit nervous I think it went ok. The topic I choose was Performance on Ruby on Rails where I talked about the different issues surrounding getting the most performance out of your Ruby applications. I spoke [...]

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Opera Web Standards Curriculum

Opera published the Web Standards Curriculum, a series of articles which were released in association with the Yahoo! Developer Network, the goal is to: teach you standards-based web development, including HTML, CSS, design principles and background theory, and JavaScript basics.  I find the initiative very positive, there’s already 23 articles and 30 more are coming until the [...]

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