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. 🙂
ASUS Zenfone 2 is an Intel Atom powered smartphone which supports 4G LTE, Dual SIM, and 5.5″ IPS display screen. There are several “groups” of variants, notably the lower-end ZE550ML variants with 720p display and ZE551ML variants with 1080p display. I said “groups” because ZE550ML group has variants having 16 GB and 32 GB of storage,…
Having been waiting “a few minutes” for several years with various taking-too-long-to-install software, “it will take more than an hour” is definitely a relief. At last, somebody is being honest! 😉 Update: Murti has a great article on installing OpenBravo on Ubuntu. I myself got stuck on the “FAIL – Application at context path /openbravo…
Film The Secret mengisahkan bagaimana semua kejadian kepada diri kita adalah hasil dari buah pikiran kita sendiri.* Film ini menjabarkan dengan caranya sendiri, tentang hukum alam universal bahwa semua yang terjadi, adalah “proses perpindahan energi”, di mana pikiran yang positif akan menarik hal-hal yang positif. Dan pikiran buruk akan membawa hal-hal yang buruk pula. Film…
Everybody knows Firefox, Mozilla‘s flagship browser that’s being used by most geeks worldwide (and increasingly used by non-geeks too.) In the emerging Rich Internet Applications platform market, we are seeing more and more vendors jump in: Adobe with Apollo, Microsoft with Silverlight, Sun Microsystems with JavaFX, and a bunch others. So has anyone considered using…
Lately I’ve tried to add a photo illustration to every new post on this blog, Web 2.0 with Ruby on Rails, Jejak Petualang Ubuntu, and Adam & Hawa in Love. At first I thought it was cool to do (in Adam & Hawa in Love), but later I found it highly addictive. I just find…
I was just reading A Cost Analysis of Windows Vista Content Protection, written by Peter Gutmann, referred by Bad Vista. A pre-disclaimer: I’m not really “at war” with Microsoft, as I have some friends at Microsoft, and even I’m myself a .NET Blogger. In short, it describes how the content protection features incorporated in Microsoft’s…