Blog
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Learning 3d modeling with blender
A free course via iTunes U teaching 3d modeling with blender -
Easy blogging with nanoc
The static site compiler nanoc is an excellent tool for maintaining a blog as a developer. Here I share some handy scripts for scaffolding and sorting of blogs -
Use your powerlines for ethernet
Why use energy and resources on laying out ethernet cables in your whole house, when there is already a net available: The powerlines! With a quite inexpensive solution it is possible to convert your all your powerplugs in the house to ethernet outlets. And you don't have to loose the power plug! -
Minifying js and css in nanoc
How to minify and concatenate scripts and stylesheets into one big file with nanoc, and easily switch minification on or off. -
Creating screenshots with nanoc command
Generate screenshots for a portfolio automated with a relatively simple script in nanoc -
Retina display coming to the macbook pro
The retina display is coming to the MacBook Pro -
Redmine 2.0
Redmine 2.0 is out, and it has support for ruby 1.9.3 and Rails 3.2.5 -
Favorite ruby gems
A list of my favorite ruby gems thus far. -
iOS programming course
iTunes U (the free academy via iTunes) has some really nice courses from Stanford University on iPhone programming. -
Rails datetime picker
Rails has a built in datetimepicker via a helper method that uses drop-down for the date selection. Sometimes you want something a little more elegant. jQuery only has a datepicker. I present a solution using the jQuery datepicker in comination with a time field.