As many of you know… Git is fast becoming the new ‘version control’ system to use.  But with that comes a lot of people attached to previous forms of version control such as Subversion. To help keep people from only listening to the naysayers and learn for themselves… Scott has provided a new page that has all the essential Git information in one easy spot. As far as I can see, Scott has quickly become the ‘go to’ guy when it comes to all things Git.  He’s provided many informative screencasts as well as a fantastic book, and now this!  I suggest that...

This morning I came across this article in via Google Reader. It’s about a guy who built and deployed an app in 24 hours. Wow, this guy is really kicking out the jams! Thankfully this is 24 total hours and not a 24 hour period… cause that’s just crazy. He was able to accomplish this using Ruby on Rails and subversion (like all good girls/boys people should). Anywho, the article is great because he documented the whole thing with how long it took each task as well as, and more importantly, linked to everywhere that was a great help to him. Even though most of the articles I have...

One day while cleaning up some copy for a customer I noticed that only a single space was used after each period. This confused me as I was taught you should always have a double space after that damn period. For quite some time friends and I have wondered and debated when this unannounced writing habit would have changed… and if it had really changed at all, maybe it was just a ‘web’ thing. Last night I had found a great post on a good way to set up subversion on a Rails project over at the Maniacal Rage blog. When I opened my laptop this morning that same article was still...