Vaguery + development 154
cavalle's steak at master - GitHub
april 2010 by Vaguery
"Minimalist acceptance testing on top of RSpec"
acceptance-testing
rspec
ruby
development
BDD
testing
scripting
april 2010 by Vaguery
Mark Turner - Amerine.net - Rails 3.0 Setup using rvm & Ruby 1.9.2
february 2010 by Vaguery
"Some people want to start doing some Rails 3.0 Beta work on Ruby 1.9.2 on their development machines. I’m tossing this up here to have something to point people to when they have questions."
ruby
rails
development
software-development
installation
february 2010 by Vaguery
Ruby Development
november 2009 by Vaguery
"The Ruby Development Center contains sample code, documentation, tools, and additional resources to help you build applications on Amazon Web Services."
Amazon
Amazon-Web-Services
cloud-computing
Ruby
software-development
grid-computing
development
community
november 2009 by Vaguery
Balsamiq Mockups Home | Balsamiq
october 2009 by Vaguery
"PUT THAT PENCIL DOWN
Using Balsamiq Mockups feels like you are drawing, but it's digital, so you can tweak and rearrange controls easily, and the end result is much cleaner. Teams can come up with a design and iterate over it in real-time in the course of a meeting."
design
graphic-design
applications
user-interaction
user-experience
programming
software-development
MacOS
collaboration
development
productivity
graphics
interface
Using Balsamiq Mockups feels like you are drawing, but it's digital, so you can tweak and rearrange controls easily, and the end result is much cleaner. Teams can come up with a design and iterate over it in real-time in the course of a meeting."
october 2009 by Vaguery
rvm: Ruby Version Manager - rvm Home
october 2009 by Vaguery
"Use rvm . Easy installation and switching between available Ruby versions and runtimes, without messing up your current Ruby install! rvm also allows you to use multiple versions of ruby in separate terminals concurrently!"
Ruby
programming
system-administration
version-control
development
mac
gem
october 2009 by Vaguery
The Ann Arbor Chronicle » Library Lot
september 2009 by Vaguery
"I’m in the future camp. It seems to me that greatness was never achieved by focusing on today. We celebrate “visionaries” for good reason. I’m not one of them but I sense their presence. If you’re one of those guys, keep it up. But remember, you’ve got to get through today to get to tomorrow."
local
Ann-Arbor
development
politics
glass-is-half-full
september 2009 by Vaguery
Hack Day tools for non-developers
july 2009 by Vaguery
"There’s only one rule at hack day: build something you can demonstrate at the end of the event (Powerpoint slides don’t count). Importantly though, our hack days are not restricted to just our development team: anyone from the technology department can get involved, and we extend the invitation to other parts of the organisation as well. At the Guardian, this includes journalists.
For our first hack day, I put together a list of “tools for non-developers”—sites, services and software that could be used for hacking without programming knowledge as a pre-requisite. I’m now updating that list with recommendations from elsewhere. Here’s the list so far:"
hacking
education
development
teaching
DIY
learning-by-doing
hackday
tools
For our first hack day, I put together a list of “tools for non-developers”—sites, services and software that could be used for hacking without programming knowledge as a pre-requisite. I’m now updating that list with recommendations from elsewhere. Here’s the list so far:"
july 2009 by Vaguery
Action Teams — Community Success
june 2009 by Vaguery
"Some teams have formed and started to meet. Others are still seeking leadership. If you would like to join a team, click on the action item below. If you are interested in being a champion for other actions or want to lead a team, contact Tony VanDerworp."
local
development
public-policy
Ann-Arbor
june 2009 by Vaguery
Washtenaw Avenue Talent Center — Community Success
june 2009 by Vaguery
"The retention and attraction of talented, creative people is a principle resource that grows a successful regional economy enhancing the quality of place over the long term. While the Ann Arbor region provides a variety of housing, there is a serious gap in providing afforable places for talent to live. Residents that are just starting their career have limited affordable housing choices in the City of Ann Arbor. The talent workforce prefers vibrant places to live which are also in close proximity to public transit."
economic-development
local
Ann-Arbor
development
talent
Floridaism
housing
public-transportation
public-policy
june 2009 by Vaguery
FakeWeb API Documentation
april 2009 by Vaguery
"FakeWeb is a helper for faking web requests in Ruby. It works at a global level, without modifying code or writing extensive stubs."
Ruby
programming
mocks-and-stubs
TDD
BDD
development
testing
april 2009 by Vaguery
Fluid - Free Site Specific Browser for Mac OS X Leopard
april 2009 by Vaguery
"...Site Specific Browsers (SSBs) provide a great solution for your WebApp woes. Using Fluid, you can create SSBs to run each of your favorite WebApps as a separate Cocoa desktop application. Fluid gives any WebApp a home on your Mac OS X desktop complete with Dock icon, standard menu bar, logical separation from your other web browsing activity, and many, many other goodies."
development
web2.0
productivity
MacOS
WebKit
browsers
freeware
leopard
april 2009 by Vaguery
Master Craftsman Teams.
april 2009 by Vaguery
"Why should a young aspiring software professional spend four years and $200K+ to attend an institution that will teach them less about their chosen profession than 3 months of working on a real project with talented mentors? Indeed, why should employers pay $50K for undertrained programmers who are sure to make horrific messes for the next three years of their career?
Consider instead a team of craftspeople. At the center of this team is a master programmer. This is someone who has been programming for two decades or more. This person understand systems at a gut level, and can quickly make technical judgements without agonizing over them. Such a person can direct a team with the kind of calm confidence that only comes with years of experience and seasoning."
academia
training
pedagogy
guild
computer-science-is-not-software-development
programming
development
engineering
learning
craftsmanship
Consider instead a team of craftspeople. At the center of this team is a master programmer. This is someone who has been programming for two decades or more. This person understand systems at a gut level, and can quickly make technical judgements without agonizing over them. Such a person can direct a team with the kind of calm confidence that only comes with years of experience and seasoning."
april 2009 by Vaguery
Capable Communities: Annotated Bibliography
march 2009 by Vaguery
"A capable community applies the strengths (assets) of its members to improve the overall wellbeing of the community. It mobilizes community members and groups to begin an informed and purposeful journey from at-risk, to safe, and ultimately to thriving."
via-JeremySeligman
GED
community
development
economic-development
Vague-Innovation
open-space
meeting
planning
social-dynamics
traditional-economic-development-will-destroy-the-city
march 2009 by Vaguery
Parallel play - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
march 2009 by Vaguery
"Parallel play is also sometimes observed in older children when playing video games..."
[and coworkers]
via-JeremySeligman
play
psychology
education
development
attention
cognition
community
dynamics
sociology
[and coworkers]
march 2009 by Vaguery
AskTog: First Principles of Interaction Design
march 2009 by Vaguery
"The following principles are fundamental to the design and implementation of effective interfaces, whether for traditional GUI environments or the web. Of late, many web applications have reflected a lack of understanding of many of these principles of interaction design, to their great detriment. Because an application or service appears on the web, the principles do not change. If anything, applying these principles become even more important."
user-experience
design
software
programming
development
heuristics
usability
accessibility
Nudge
march 2009 by Vaguery
Heuristics for User Interface Design
march 2009 by Vaguery
"These are ten general principles for user interface design. They are called "heuristics" because they are more in the nature of rules of thumb than specific usability guidelines."
usability
design
programming
development
interface
user-experience
heuristics
accessibility
Nudge
march 2009 by Vaguery
NASE - Fairness in Tax Compliance
march 2009 by Vaguery
"The self-employed and micro-business communities face an overwhelming regulatory burden in complying with IRS regulations. According to the General Accounting Office, a small business owner faces more than 200 IRS forms and schedules that could apply in a given year. Vague and complex rules and forms can mean the demise of their business. According to a study by the Tax Foundation, in 2005 individuals, businesses and nonprofits spent an estimated 6 billion hours complying with the federal income tax code, with an estimated compliance cost of over $265.1 billion. Businesses bear the majority of tax compliance costs, totaling nearly $148 billion or 56 percent of total compliance costs. "
not-an-employee
tax
business
business-culture
government
public-policy
taxes
development
economics
march 2009 by Vaguery
P2P Foundation » Blog Archive » Massimo Menichinelli: Open P2P Design as enabling Open P2P Systems
march 2009 by Vaguery
"Nowadays there is a common agreement about how our society needs to be able to change and adapt to the fast changes that happens in the economical, social and environmental dimensions. We are interested not in single and few changes, but in the ability to continuously introduce new ideas in our products, processes and organizations in order to maintain our conditions or improve them. We are interested in the ability to innovate our activities in what they do and how they do it."
peer-production
openness
open-access
design
development
crowdsourcing
march 2009 by Vaguery
The Ann Arbor Chronicle » Ypsi Twp.: Aerotropolis
march 2009 by Vaguery
"The Detroit News reports that Ypsilanti Township is among three municipalities that have recently agreed to join the Detroit Region Aerotropolis Initiative, at a cost of $25,000 a year. The public-private sector partnership aims to develop roughly 60,000 acres from Detroit Metro Airport to Willow Run Airport. The article states that the city of Ypsilanti and Van Buren Township agreed to join last year."
local
development
transportation
airport
aerotropolis
economy
public-policy
march 2009 by Vaguery
Talk about conference center in Ann Arbor raises lot of issues - Latest from the Ann Arbor News - MLive.com
march 2009 by Vaguery
"What would likely be the most desirable to out-of-town event planners, is a facility that's at least 60,000 square feet with 400 hotel rooms, parking and food service all under one roof, near downtown, says Mary Kerr, president of the visitors bureau."
local
development
conferences
economic-development
Ann-Arbor
inertialism
march 2009 by Vaguery
Worldchanging: Bright Green: My Other Car is a Bright Green City
march 2009 by Vaguery
"With a massive network of roads and an average of more than three parking spaces per car (less in dense cities, more in the suburbs), auto-focused transportation infrastructure contributes mightily to the heat island effect, which worsens air quality and increases energy used on air conditioning. And while asphalt that uses lighter-colored rocks can offer some relief, the basic problem is the amount of paved surface itself, and cars demand the most pavement per person of any form of transportation -- (by the way, anyone got a link to one of those photos or graphs comparing the amount of pavement needed by 100 people driving, walking and taking the bus?)"
cars
city-planning
bright-green
sustainability
development
transportation
worldchanging
parking
march 2009 by Vaguery
I Love Pair-Programming » Absolutely No Machete Juggling
february 2009 by Vaguery
"I see pairing work so well every day that I consider my career prior to my current job to have consisted mostly of wasting time. When I think back to all the code I’ve written for a job, I’m annoyed at how much less efficient I was then since I wasn’t pairing, and how much better my code and my products would have been if I had paired on them full time."
pair-programming
efficiency
risk-management
software
development
cultural-norms
TDD
productivity
february 2009 by Vaguery
Projects - MileMarker
february 2009 by Vaguery
"When viewed in development mode, the person div would be overlaid with a translucent gray box with the words “Milestone 6” in it, as shown below."
rails
debugging
MVC
design
software
development
TDD
markup
february 2009 by Vaguery
Is the Relational Database Doomed? - ReadWriteWeb
february 2009 by Vaguery
"Recently, a lot of new non-relational databases have cropped up both inside and outside the cloud. One key message this sends is, "if you want vast, on-demand scalability, you need a non-relational database".
If that is true, then is this a sign that the once mighty relational database finally has a chink in its armor? Is this a sign that relational databases have had their day and will decline over time? In this post, we'll look at the current trend of moving away from relational databases in certain situations and what this means for the future of the relational database."
via:eskimojoe
programming
development
architecture
database
SQL
relational
key-value
If that is true, then is this a sign that the once mighty relational database finally has a chink in its armor? Is this a sign that relational databases have had their day and will decline over time? In this post, we'll look at the current trend of moving away from relational databases in certain situations and what this means for the future of the relational database."
february 2009 by Vaguery
R on Rails with RSRuby
february 2009 by Vaguery
"To sum up, I use R with Rails successfully and very happily, but under controlled circumstances and not in a public-facing or uptime-crucial situation. I don’t have data on speed or memory usage, other than to say that I regularly run reports with dozens or even hundreds of different images and graphics rendering is not the most time consuming part of the task. What matters most to me is that I can easily prototype in R, and my library of graph types can be used in any environment that supports R. I am not locking myself in to a Rails-only or Ruby-only package. Also, although I haven’t even touched on it here, my Rails and Ruby applications have access to the rest of R’s extensive statistical and mathematical functionality and a huge package library."
R
Rails
programming
development
library
statistics
ruby
graphics
february 2009 by Vaguery
Changes
january 2009 by Vaguery
something to try
diff
software
programming
development
tools
Leopard
utilities
MacOS
version-control
january 2009 by Vaguery
Traps & Pitfalls of Agile Software Development - A Non-Contrarian View
january 2009 by Vaguery
"1. Agile teams may be prone to rapid accumulation of technical debt. The accrual of technical debt can occur in a variety of ways. In a rush to completion, Iterative development is left out. Pieces get built (Incremental development) but rarely reworked. Design gets left out, possibly as a backlash to BDUF. In a rush to get started building software, sometimes preliminary design work is insufficient. Possibly too much hope is placed in refactoring. Refactoring gets left out. Refactoring is another form of rework that often is ignored in the rush to complete. In summary, the team may move too fast for it's own good...."
agility
teams
design
management
programming
development
social-norms
failure
january 2009 by Vaguery
A List Apart: Articles: Getting Real About Agile Design
january 2009 by Vaguery
/replace "design" with "science"/ as well
"Fortunately, we can learn from other fields. Filmmakers operate in a similarly agile fashion, filming scenes in an order dictated purely by logistics. To ensure vision, coherence, and narrative continuity they employ specialists: directors and script supervisors. On the web, designers can play a similar role, but must volunteer and adapt it for themselves. This means getting involved in writing user stories and trying to guide product owners away from over-hasty solutions."
design
agility
cultural-norms
project-management
development
management
productivity
methodologies
"Fortunately, we can learn from other fields. Filmmakers operate in a similarly agile fashion, filming scenes in an order dictated purely by logistics. To ensure vision, coherence, and narrative continuity they employ specialists: directors and script supervisors. On the web, designers can play a similar role, but must volunteer and adapt it for themselves. This means getting involved in writing user stories and trying to guide product owners away from over-hasty solutions."
january 2009 by Vaguery
Op-Ed Contributor - The Next World Order - NYTimes.com
january 2009 by Vaguery
"In a much-discussed magazine article last year, Lee Kwan Yew, the former prime minister of Singapore, raised an important question: Why does the rest of the world view China’s rise as a threat but India’s as a wonderful success story? The answer is that India is a vast, unwieldy, open democracy ruled by a coalition of 20 parties. It is evolving through a daily flow of ideas among the conservative forces of caste and religion, the liberals who dominate intellectual life, and the new forces of global capitalism."
futurism
economics
government
globalism
development
supremacy
superpowers
China
India
january 2009 by Vaguery
Advogato: Blurring of MVC lines: Programming the Web Browser.
december 2008 by Vaguery
"php is the "language of choice" for the majority of web development, and it can be described as "The Visual Basic of Free Software" for very good reasons. Visual Basic gets a poor rap, because it is so easy to write bad code with. It takes years to become properly familiar with and proficient in Visual Basic, and php is no different. By the time a developer is familiar with php's rich and wonderful methods for self-mutilation, their lives have become so degraded that they wish they had never become programmers."
programming
MVC
design-patterns
web-design
applications
architecture
software
web2.0
development
javascript
python
essay
december 2008 by Vaguery
Confreaks: Ruby Hoedown 2008
november 2008 by Vaguery
An excellent talk on testing legacy code. Some great insights on how to use judicious refactoring and contingent testing. Not too Ruby-specific.
refactoring
programming
TDD
BDD
legacy-code
software
development
Ruby
communication
november 2008 by Vaguery
Different city, similar story | Freep.com | Detroit Free Press
may 2008 by Vaguery
"You can never have too much of this really early-stage capital."
local
economics
public-policy
development
survival
cultural-norms
social-engineering
may 2008 by Vaguery
Deploying Rails Applications on Mac OS X Leopard
april 2008 by Vaguery
"Traditionally deployment has been painful because it involves getting all the required software installed, configuring various moving parts, remembering to copy the right files at the right time, and so on. Leopard Server changes all that. In addition to Ruby and Rails, Leopard Server comes pre-installed with everything we need to deploy and run a production Rails application: Apache 2.2, mod_proxy_balancer, MySQL, Mongrel, Capistrano, and a few other unique goodies. Indeed, Leopard Server raises the bar when it comes to ease of Rails deployment."
Apple
development
Leopard
Rails
tutorial
sysadmin
deployment
RoR
capistrano
april 2008 by Vaguery
dave astels » Why Your Code Sucks
april 2008 by Vaguery
Just worth posting on the wall, is all.
rules
agility
programming
software
development
coding
design
testing
TDD
BDD
april 2008 by Vaguery
Andescotia Software
april 2008 by Vaguery
I miss Prograph. File under "too good to be true"?
Prograph
MacOS
development
visual-programming
language
revenant
nostalgia
lost-dreams
april 2008 by Vaguery
Nudge > A little Push
march 2008 by Vaguery
One of the reasons I've been kind of quiet lately.
Nudge
genetic-programming
symbolic-regression
machine-learning
open-source
tools
visualization
Python
programming
development
agility
agile
scientific-computing
statistics
march 2008 by Vaguery
malvasia bianca » Blog Archive » refactoring and proofs
march 2008 by Vaguery
"But I’m actually thinking that there are some lessons here that the mathematics community could learn from..."
refactoring
learning-by-doing
mathematics
strategy
proof
development
research
march 2008 by Vaguery
acts_as_state_machine
february 2008 by Vaguery
Rails plugin to add FSM functionality to models
Rails
Ruby
RoR
programming
plugin
finite-state-machine
software
development
february 2008 by Vaguery
visualcomplexity.com | Evolution of Inventors Network
february 2008 by Vaguery
The one, single picture the Ann Arbor SPARK needs to understand.
collaboration
invention
economics
economy
innovation
local
development
sigh
february 2008 by Vaguery
Service-oriented architecture - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
february 2008 by Vaguery
We seem to be nudging towards SOA
architecture
software
development
project
february 2008 by Vaguery
On the Rails Again -- and Off
january 2008 by Vaguery
"...overtime is any time when you wish you weren't at the office"
XP
retrospective
extreme-programming
Ron-Jeffries
Chet-Hendrickson
Rails
RoR
infrastructure
development
january 2008 by Vaguery
Dr Nic » Autotesting Javascript in Rails
january 2008 by Vaguery
'Below is a “getting started” tutorial, a helpful autotesting plugin, and hints about a TextMate bundle for Javascript Unit Testing and a future Peepcode on Javascript Unit Testing.'
AJAX
BDD
development
javascript
programming
Ruby
TDD
tutorial
ZenTest
january 2008 by Vaguery
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