by Chris | Jul 30, 2008 | Development, Development, Development
The berlin Ruby User Group put their shoulders to the wheel for the Ruby-on-Rails-community: At the Kalkscheune, nearby the conference location of the RailsConf Europe 2008 they invite all Ruby-on-Rails-freaks to a socializing and networking event. Last year it was a...
by Chris | Jun 28, 2008 | Applications, Mac
Sometimes you are embarrassed to conntect Mac OS X Leopard with a Windows XP printserver. It should work the Mac plug-and-play way … but it isn’t. So here is the howto, so you don’t need to trouble your head about it. Context: In the first corner: A...
by Chris | May 29, 2008 | Applications, Mac
The huge system update to Mac OS X 10.5.3 with 200 to over 400 MB resolves a lot of bugs and adds up some additional features to Leopard. Example: More digital cameras with their specific RAW-formats are supported now. Or the possibility to sync the Apple Address Book...
by Chris | Apr 4, 2008 | Development, Development, Development, Mac, Mobile, Web
From June 9 to 13 it’s all about the Mac and iPhone developer community in San Francisco under the warm sun of California: At the Apple’s World Wide Developer Conference the whole hardware and software developer community is gathering to get and exchange...
by Chris | Apr 2, 2008 | Development, Development, Development, Mac, Mobile, Web
Zend Framework reached Version 1.5 since the last article about Zend or Rails. Ruby on Rails also did a big step towards version 2 – 2.0.2, too be precise 😉 So, who is my personal winner in this race? Which framework suits best for fast and innovative web application...
by Chris | Mar 4, 2008 | Development, Development, Mac, Web
Apple starts a series of tutorials on Rails 2.0 development on Mac OS X Leopard. A great introduction in the elegant web developer platform on the Mac. And great to see, that now also Apple starts to promote the open source framework actively.