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  • May 14, 2012
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iPhone Feeling Sluggish? Battery Life Bites? Here’s A New Suggestion.

Apple, iPhone

A few weeks ago, I was talking with my girlfriend. Something came up, and I tried to pull up a text message from months and months ago. However, we text. A lot. Not 15-year old girl-a-lot, or college student with ADHD-a-lot, but… a pretty fair amount. As I kept hitting that “Show Previous Messages” button, [...]

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  • May 6, 2012
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RubyMotion – A Great Idea With Poor Execution

RubyMotion – A Great Idea With Poor Execution

Apple, iPhone, Programming, Ruby on Rails

There’s been a lot of buzz in the Ruby world about RubyMotion this week. After looking at their getting started tutorials, documentation (what little there is), and more, and reading up on what it is and where is comes from, i’ve come to the conclusion that it’s a great idea, but it’s truly poorly executed. [...]

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  • May 2, 2012
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Upcoming Classes At 804RVA!

RVA, Wordpress

I will be teaching a series of paid classes at 804RVA in Richmond, VA on WordPress – taking your site from the planning stage up to a production site.  For this 8-class series, we will be developing the RVA WordPress Meetup site, and if you participate, you get to be part of the discussion and [...]

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  • April 19, 2012
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Starting With WordPress: Strategically Planning Your Site

Personal, Wordpress

…As part of the WordPress RVA meetup group (that meets every fourth Wednesday at 804Richmond), we are starting a course to learn WordPress in 8 classes. I will be teaching the first class, titled Starting With WordPress: Strategically Planning Your Site.

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  • April 19, 2012
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Making Your Capistrano Tasks Pretty!

Ruby on Rails, Server

The problem I’ve always had with Capistrano is it’s tedious to set up for the first time, and depending on how your tasks are written, can cause all kinds of weird, wonky errors.  But sorting through the output of cap deploy can be tricky. It literally prints out EVERY. SINGLE. THING. I’m working on setting [...]

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  • iPhone Feeling Sluggish? Battery Life Bites? Here’s A New Suggestion.
  • RubyMotion – A Great Idea With Poor Execution
  • Upcoming Classes At 804RVA!
  • Starting With WordPress: Strategically Planning Your Site
  • Making Your Capistrano Tasks Pretty!

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