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A History of the World www.rustforrubyists.com/book/book.html Nobody should only learn one programming language. Before Ruby, I wrote things in C, C++, Java, Perl, PHP, and all sorts of things. I’ve always said that I love Ruby, but maybe someday, something would come along that’d be better for what I was building. I’m not sure if Rust is that language yet, but it is damn interesting. In this book, we’ll talk about why you should care about Rust, how to get up and running, the basics of writing software in Rust, and maybe even something like building a Ruby gem with Rust. NOTE: While this book is called “Rust for Rubyists,” it should be accessible to anyone who knows about OOP and programming in a dynamically typed language. You already write software in Ruby. Alan Perlis once said: A language that doesn’t affect the way you think about programming is not worth knowing. Let’s think about Ruby for a minute: what’s its biggest weakness? ConcurrencySafety guaranteesLots of mutable stateOnly vaguely functionalSpeedComplexity. What’s awesome about Ruby?
The Future of Advertising Twenty creative directors, planners, media strategists, and account executives from agencies across the country are down on all fours on the floor of a 100-year-old tenement on Manhattan's Lower East Side. They are each staring down at a blank poster-size sheet of paper, contemplating their most abject fears about their careers, their livelihoods, and their future. They have reason to worry. They are, after all, in the business of advertising. This slight three-story brick building on the edge of Chinatown has been taken over by Hyper Island, a school based in Sweden renowned for producing the most coveted digital talent in the ad industry. Last summer, the Swedes at Hyper Island recognized that where there's panic, there's opportunity, and opened this New York branch. Most of the men and women here -- average age: 38 -- have worked at agencies for more than a decade. Step one of their therapy, of course, is admitting there is a problem. That was then. Nothing has come easy. St.
Can Flash be saved? UPDATE: for a good counterpoint to this blog, see my new post titled “Google +will+ save Flash.” Let’s go back a few years to when Firefox was just coming on the scene. Remember that? I remember that it didn’t work with a ton of websites. Things like banks, ecommerce sites, and others. Some people thought Firefox was going to fail because of these broken links. But just a few years later and have you seen a site that doesn’t work on Firefox? What happened? The same thing is happening now, based on my talks with developers: they are not including Flash in their future web plans any longer. This has Adobe freaked out. So, can Adobe save Flash? But Google can. The thing is, does Google want to? Google is widely seen as the only company right now that is challenging Apple at all (and even then, Google’s Android is clearly #2 in the race and doesn’t look like it will be able to challenge iPhone/iPad this year). Could Nokia help Adobe out? Could Microsoft help Adobe out? How about you?
A Little Riak Book How I Went From Writing 2,000 Words a Day to 10,000 Words a Day When I started writing The Spirit War (Eli novel #4), I had a bit of a problem. I had a brand new baby and my life (like every new mother's life) was constantly on the verge of shambles. I paid for a sitter four times a week so I could get some writing time, and I guarded these hours like a mama bear guards her cubs - with ferocity and hiker-mauling violence. To keep my schedule and make my deadlines, I needed to write 4000 words during each of these carefully arranged sessions. I thought this would be simple. After all, before I quit my job to write full time I'd been writing 2k a day in the three hours before work. But (of course), things didn't work out like that. Needless to say, I felt like a failure. When I told people at ConCarolinas that I'd gone from writing 2k to 10k per day, I got a huge response. So, once and for all, here's the story of how I went from writing 500 words an hour to over 1500, and (hopefully) how you can too: Update! As soon as I realized this, I stopped.
The Best of 2009 in Flash Web Design - Flash Web Design and Desi When it comes to web design, there is no doubt as a site owner or a designer you will run into flash. Flash websites are the “in” thing and if the bandwidth is there quite often the most amazing possible way to present your sites and clients. Adobe may have been the seed but flash has grown into its own over the years with no signs of slowing anytime soon. There are literally hundreds of flash apps, flash software’s, free website builders, and flash tools to test try win and fail at. A4Desk Flash site builder A4Desk (ver.6.35) is a professional, all-in-one flash design software suite to help users create websites, flash intros, and develop a flash presentation on Windows® 98/NT/XP/Vista instantly. A4 Flash Menu Builder is an all-in-one, easy-to-use, templates-based Flash Menu building software. ActiveSWF ActiveSWF generates Flash content dynamically and can be easily programmed to build Flash movies from XML. SWF Text Astro
Smashwords — "Tám" chuyện tiếng Anh —a book by Nguyễn Vạn Phú Hiện nay trên mạng lưu truyền cuốn sách ebook Tiếng Anh theo dòng thời sự của tôi. Rất tiếc đây là ấn bản trái phép. Tôi có viết ba cuốn: Chuyện chữ & nghĩa, Tiếng Anh lý thú và Tiếng Anh theo dòng thời sự. Tất cả ba ấn bản này đã không còn bán ngoài nhà sách nữa. Cuốn này xem như là lần tái bản ở dạng ebook cuốn Tiếng Anh theo dòng thời sự nhưng là bản đầy đủ, dài gấp ba lần cuốn sách trên mạng. More Hiện nay trên mạng thấy có lưu truyền cuốn sách dạng ebook “Tiếng Anh theo dòng thời sự” của tôi. Thật ra, về tiếng Anh, tôi có viết ba cuốn: "Chuyện chữ & nghĩa", NXB Trẻ năm 1997; "Tiếng Anh lý thú", NXB TPHCM năm 2000 và "Tiếng Anh theo dòng thời sự", NXB Trẻ năm 2008. Cuốn "Tám chuyện tiếng Anh" này xem như là lần tái bản ở dạng ebook cuốn "Tiếng Anh theo dòng thời sự" nhưng là bản đầy đủ, dài gấp ba lần cuốn sách bị đưa lên mạng trái phép.
5 Psychological Studies on Pricing That You Absolutely MUST Read As marketers and business owners, you will most likely come to deal with the process of pricing your products or services. The thing is, many folks struggle with this process because although they understand their customer’s needs, they aren’t experienced with what to charge people for their work. Below I’ve analyzed a few recent research studies that dive into pricing of products and services in the hope that you might better understand how to price your own goods. 1. Comparative Pricing: Not Always Optimal One of the first techniques that many marketers attempt in forming a new pricing strategy is to directly compare their price with that of a competitor. “Hey, my software is 30% less than this popular option, why not buy mine?” The problem is, comparative pricing isn’t always as reliable as marketers think it is, and can effect costumer’s perceptions of the product in a few different ways. Consider this scenario: Buying Aspirin… What do you do? The first involved selling CDs on eBay. 2. 3.