Found here (thanks Jan). Soo true! Happy telecommuter for 2 years now, with the occasional Meeting midweek. I do not expect to be productive (code-wise) on those days.
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My first Rails 2.0.x project has been running in production for a couple of months now. It’s the website for KRO’s “De TV Flat”, a children/teens program airing every Saturday on dutch national television around 9am (channel Nederland 3) untill the beginning of summer. I’m very proud to actually get one of my projects on [...] It has been very quiet on this blog, but not so much here at home. On March 2th 2008 our daughter Mia Morena Elisabeth Lo-A-Foe was born. Mia is a healthy baby girl who regularly eats every 3 hours, around the clock. After 6 weeks we’re completely comfortable with the new schedule. Andrew loves his [...] It has been very quiet on this blog, but not so much here at home. On March 2nd 2008 our daughter Mia Morena Elisabeth Lo-A-Foe was born. Mia is a healthy baby girl who regularly eats every 3 hours, around the clock. After 6 weeks we’re completely comfortable with the new schedule. Andrew loves his baby [...] I’m working on a Rails 2.0.x project which is a port of a 1.2.x based one. Since acts_as_taggable was obsoleted in 2.0.x I’m using the ultra wicked has_many_polymorphs plugin which comes with a neat Tagging generator. I ran in a bit of problem when I tried tagging an object with the tags “cool mac 2008″. [...] So I’m rewriting yet another subsystem which consists of a mismash of several languages and programmer ego’s (hardcore C being the largest one, aargh) to what else .. Ruby. Everythings going smoothly. Every line of Ruby code replaces about 10 lines of “put other language here” cruft. Life couldn’t be more beautiful. But then I [...] Today I noticed the following: GMail’s mailbox growth rate is still faster than my fill one, sweeeeeet! Someone pointed out an article on How programming can ruin your life. I really enjoyed reading it and could definitely find myself in some (but not all) of the conclusions. The best remedy is IMHO replication. Nothing like your own version 2.0 to keep things in perspective: Not much to add, except mwuhaha. Every once in a while I get to fix/add stuff from my PHP days. Today I installed php5 on a fresh Ubuntu Feisty install I need to host a NuSOAP based service API to a client. However, the Ubuntu php module comes with SOAP support built in. The PHP bundled SOAP implementation is far from [...] |
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