Did You Know that jQuery Leaks Memory like a Fountain? — and there’s a solution for it. 97 Things Every Programmer Should Know - O'Reilly Media. Although I've written many, many lines of code, I've never worked in a 'world class programming shop'. After I had been programming for awhile, I sought a job in what I hoped would be such a shop: a place where things were done "right". Instead, I have always found myself in positions where creative people hack code and implement systems. And, some of those systems were high quality enterprise applications. I suspect, though, that my vision of a 'world class programming shop' may not really exist. There are places where protocols are developed and their use enforced and best practices identified and implemented. At the same time, no programming shop is exempt from the pressures that cause sloppy coding and shortcuts to replace (temporarily of course!)
97 Things Every Programmer Should Know: Collective Wisdom From the Experts is a collection of short essays addressing many, many facets of the application development process. GTD Toolbox: 100+ Resources for Getting Things Done. Getting Things Done, also abbreviated as GTD, is a popular time management productivity method created by David Allen. The method is just as popular today as it was back in 2007 when we ran our GTD Ninja post featuring more than 50 apps to help you be more productive and organized.
But there are a host of new applications out there to help you be even more productive this year. Below are more than 100 of them. What are your favorite GTD tools? Tell us more about them in the comments. Complete Solutions iGTD - A free Mac OS X app. Kinkless GTD - Free Applescripts for OmniOutliner Pro for implementing GTD-style task management.
OmniFocus - A Mac OS X GTD system that also works with your iPhone. tasktoy - A GTD app that includes printable lists and mobile access. Todoist - A simple GTD app with a built-in calendar, Gmail integration, and more. GTDInbox - A Firefox addon for using Gmail for GTD. Nexty - A PHP GTD tool that you can install on a local server. TaskFreak! Collect and Process Notezz! Things - task management on the Mac. Ruby Article Index. Go to Ruby on Rails articles or Ruby articles. There's a ton of good Ruby and Rails content to be found inside the O'Reilly Network. The list below is a complete index to all our Ruby and RoR content. Be sure to also check out the Ruby Blog for great information from our expert bloggers.
Ruby on Rails Articles Go to the Cookin' with Ruby on Rails series, articles by Gregory Brown, or miscellaneous Rails articles. Rolling with Ruby on Rails Series A series by Curt Hibbs and Bill Walton introducing the world of Rails. Rolling with Ruby on Rails, January 20, 2005 The Ruby community is abuzz about Rails, a web application framework that makes database-backed apps dead simple. Rolling with Ruby on Rails, Part 2, March 3, 2005 Curt Hibbs introduced Ruby on Rails by building a simple but functional web application in just a few minutes. Rolling with Ruby on Rails Revisited, December 14, 2006 Was it really two years ago when Curt Hibbs introduced Ruby on Rails to the world at large?
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