In the past I’ve covered some technicalities on how to get yourself up and running for WordPress on Mac OS X based systems. This time around it’s time for some tips and tricks on how I do things with WordPress. I’m sure you’ll find some of these tips helpful as well.
- 28JulPosted by Tanel Suurhans in Software Development
The most common way to have cron tasks with your Rails application is to have a Rake task and configure it’s periodic execution in the crontab.
This allows you to easily re-use any models and other code from your application, making the development of the task itself relatively easy.
Now while this is perfectly okay in most cases, there are time when this approach will do more harm than good and I will explain why. - 2JunPosted by Tanel Suurhans in Software Development
When we heard the announcement of Ruby on Rails 3.1 RC, we agreed that we upgrade one of our internal applications and check out all of the new features.
This of course meant porting all of our asset packing and management from Jammit to Sprockets backed asset pipeline. Everything didn’t go as smooth as expected though. - 26MayPosted by Martin Kivi in PerfectLine
I’m pleased to introduce a new member to the PerfectLine team, Kuldar Kalvik, as our User Interface Designer. He’s going to bring some of that new creative air to our team that hopefully will make our apps even more awesome.
- 12AprPosted by Tarmo Lehtpuu in Software Development
Adobe Reader Protected mode is a new security sandbox feature in Adobe Reader 10. For Reader plugin maintainers it’s can be a huge nightmare, I just wanted to share some of my findings with you in the hopes it saves someone a few hours of head scratching.
