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Things that Should Be Metaphors, Part 1

I present to you two things that sound like they should be metaphors for project issues. Except for two things:

Ten Things That Drive Me Crazy About Conference Talks, And How To Avoid Them

If I’m counting right, Ruby Midwest is my fifth conference this year, which is I guess one of the perks of having an employer that likes being involved in the community. It’s great – I like meeting all the smart people involved with Ruby, I learn things, and sometimes people...

Stevenotes

I wasn’t going to write this, because it’s not like the Internet has a dearth of people writing about Steve Jobs who never knew him or interacted with him in any way. I wrote it anyway.

Coming Soon: Getting Things Done In JavaScript

Okay, the blog has been very quiet for the last month or so. Please be polite and pretend you noticed. I’ve alluded online to a new book one or two places and now I think it’s far enough along that I can mention it in public without being too scared.

What I Learned

As you may have heard, Obtiva got bought by Groupon. I’ve been traveling a bunch, so this coming week is my first full week in the Groupon office post-transition. And, well, someday maybe I’ll write retrospectively about Obtiva, but today isn’t that day. I’ll probably write about what I’m going...

Red Buttons, The Uncanny Valley, And BDD Workshops

I want to tell you about LoneStar RubyConf and how my session went and all that, but first I want to tell you this seemingly unrelated story.

In The Jungle, The Mighty Jungle

A few quick notes about Lion, mostly first impressions and things I haven’t necessarily seen a ton of coverage on.

In Which I Blather About Self-Publishing

So I tend to keep an eye on interesting things in the Ruby self-published technical book space.

July 15, 2011: Stale Links

The problem with sitting on these daily link posts is that the links go out of date. Sigh. Here are some links.

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