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Get started building web apps with your own Ruby on Rails virtual development server
Today we’re going to take a detour into web programming using Ruby on Rails. The hardest part for me has been getting the development environment up and running. Some guides will walk you through setting up Ruby and then Rails directly on your Windows machine, but I abandoned that pretty quickly. You’ll soon grow tired [read more...]
Get started building your own web apps with the Google App Engine
I’ve only been at this for an hour or so, and already I’ve gotten a dev environment installed and working properly on this Vista laptop. This is a big step up from my attempts to install & run Ruby on Rails via Ubuntu Linux. I’m stepping through the Google App Engine howto docs [read more...]
16 best tweets from December 08 and January 09
December and January have been very busy months at the Pritchett house and consequently rather quiet months here on Sharing at Work. Below are the Tweets that best represent my recent adventures. Some are sharing related, others are simply personal.
December 19
@danielha Today is a good day to demonstrate to @Scobleizerhow #DISQUS can immediately benefit his [read more...]
Video Post: I tried a few video chat, blogging, and conferencing services out so you won’t have to try them all.
If you are having trouble viewing the video please click through to this post on Sharing at Work or watch it directly on Seesmic.
Welcome to the first video installment of Sharing at Work! Tonight I’ll tell you what I’ve learned recently about web-based video chat, conferencing, and blogging on both Windows Vista and Ubuntu [read more...]
