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Nov132008

Double Shot #331

DateThursday, November 13, 2008 at 1:46AM
With my latest project past its initial design spike and settling down into more routine stuff, I'm still looking for more to take on, especially into December and beyond.

  • Getting Started with Cappuccino and Ruby on Rails - That's the Objective-J framework for desktop-like web applications.

  • forgery - Another approach to generating fake data in your applications.

  • Sometimes a tool isn't just a tool - Pat Maddox takes up the banner of Rails testing tools.

  • The Fast, Good and Cheap Pricing Method - Every consultant should know this stuff. A surprising number don't.

  • Gobby - Cross-platform collaborative text editor.
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