I recently switched to a new job as a C# developer at cBrain. While I have respect for what they do at cBrain, the place just wasn’t for me. It would have been a great place to work for me, if I had agreed and could identify myself with their way of building software. I [...]
I have worked for Ad Pepper media for the last 10 months. I’ve had a great time and some great colleagues, from whom I’ve learned much and had shared some goot times with. But now, it’s time to move on.
This means that I will be taking a long break from PHP. I would have thought [...]
Wow. I think I’ve been dugg – or del.icoi.us’ed! Something happened to ui-patterns.com, that from yesterday has 30 60 doubled its traffic!
Here’s a screenshot from my google analytics account:
Crazy!
The traffic is coming in from mostly del.icio.us and digg.com – but also from popurls.com and a Japanese blog
I’m stunned!
I have learned plenty by working for my current employer, Ad Pepper: both as a programmer, but also in regards to how many ways you can earn money on the internet. Delivering online ads really is a big business.
So in my quest to be better at programming in rails, I thought I might just create [...]
Together with a colleague, I just launched morgenmadslisten.dk. The idea was incepted by my colleague, and the concept evolved by the both of us. He got me so convinced about the coolness about the project, that I ended up doing all of the programming. It has been fun – and even though the product we [...]
Today, we launched the motigo calendar over on motigo.com. As I have been the primary developer on the project (which took only two weeks plus another week that was spent on bug fixing, adding 5 languages, and other smaller corrections) I am proud of my little baby.
The motigo calendar is the first service that we [...]
It has been more than a few months since I wrote a post in this blog. I am about to change that lousy habit. My lack of writing does not have its roots in lack of events. The last half year has been more hectic for me than any other half year has been.
I’ve [...]
A recent project of mine has just been launched. Applied Microphone Technology just went online with their new site that I build. It’s a pretty basic setup, but focused on bringing the endorsed artists and the users of AMT’s products in the center. So whenever you look up a product, you’ll see who’s endorsing it [...]
Why is it that a large amount of non-fictional books use 50-60 pages, if not more, on summing up the history of the field? Why can’t they just use 10 pages on the exact details that justifies the book? Or just sum up the relevant history in just 10 pages? Or at least just guide [...]
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Ruby on Rails (RoR) opposers claim that you can’t compare RoR to for instance Java or PHP. Somehow they are right as RoR is a framework and Java and PHP are programming languages. A discussion should therefore be unnecessary. But the Rails in Ruby on Rails is not the only reason [...]