Martin Fowler recently posted OneLanguage, and article exploring the costs and benefits of using multiple programming languages in a project. He also hints at what my dad has also been preaching: Ruby, and languages like it, are as significant an advance beyond Java as Java was beyond C++.
the first thing the boss asked me was “What OS do you want?”
Do the world a favor and make an application, not a top 10 list of Rails tips
In Fall of 2004, I quit my stable, unexciting job as a secretary. Afterwards, the first job I had was as a bike messenger. While that job was extremely fun, it did not meet my financial expectations at all, so I quit after 6 weeks. After that, I started working as […]
I’m making my way through "Programming Ruby," and it continues to blow my mind.
I was thinking, perhaps, that maybe non-profits are still paying too much money for the kind of software they need to track donors and donations and whatnot, or maybe just for project management.
The future that was clear to some in the late 70s has arrived in 2005.
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