Ruby on Rails E-Commerce Book from Apress
Sometime ago I got this Ruby on Rails book from Apress. I reviewed it.
It’s gone from me now. For a very good reason. And I’m really, really happy about it. 🙂
Sometime ago I got this Ruby on Rails book from Apress. I reviewed it.
It’s gone from me now. For a very good reason. And I’m really, really happy about it. 🙂
Baru2 ini gw “ketemu” ama seseorang… Nggak “ketemu” sih karena ketemunya virtual nggak secara langsung… Cuma, hal pertama yang muncul di benakku adalah, orang ini… “menarik.” Unique? Tentu saja, semua orang unique. Of literally thousands of persons I personally met and touched; this person, even though “unseen”… maybe a uniquest of the uniques. 😉 It…
Recently I’ve had a conversation with my good friend Aulia Halimatussadiah. One of what we talked was about our financial management. She said her financial was horrible (she earned enough but spent lots more, hehehe). So I suggested her to use the software I’m currently using, Microsoft Money (I’m currently using Money 2004). It turns…
Many of us are thinking of how to end world poverty as we know it. Especially for people living in poor or developing countries such as Indonesia (like me), where we can see it everyday. Nathan Eagle and his company TxtEagle managed to solve the poverty problem in a very elegant and direct way. Quote…
A view from a fellow developer’s room: (via NubyOnRails) I know you want to ask me something. Well the answer is yeah, I’d love to have something like that… But surely, someone is also a fine option. 😉
Proposal: * Organization-based programming = Organize agents, objects, and messages exchanged between them, to work on a goal or a process (i.e. “desired outcome”). Inspiration: Lemmings, DNA, construction sites, Impossible Creatures. Definitions: Agents are actors that have less predictable behavior. Objects are actors than have predictive behavior. Both agents and objects are actors. Actors can…
I have just known this. It’s pretty weird that I have never visited this bug before. 😉 I thought this was a way for Ubuntu founder Mark Shuttleworth to have some fun. It seems, it’s no fun at all: Microsoft has a majority market share in the new desktop PC marketplace. This is a bug,…