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- I finally found an easy way to get my tweets on to my facebook page (not my personal profile) http://apps.facebook.com/smarttwitterpages/ 1 week ago
- WTH East Coast peeps emailing txting calling while driving? Still legal there, everyone seems to do it. Glad it's not on West Coast. 2 weeks ago
- I just voted for 'bring back rss feeds for clip…' what do you think? http://uservoice.com/a/25VOv #NetNewsWireMac #feedback 2 weeks ago
- No dogs on the dock so Bru-Tang and I are in the park. (@ Ivar's Salmon House w/ 3 others) http://4sq.com/5sQvww 2 weeks ago
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Tag Archives: bestpractice
Angela Maiers Educational Services: My Twitter Engagement Formula
My Twitter Engagement Formula is my guideline for entering the Twittersphere with purpose and intention. It's what I call my 70-20-10. Continue reading
Ruby on Rails Code Quality Checklist – Articles – Matthew Moore
In Matt Moore's experience, Ruby and Ruby on Rails has been one of the most difficult language/framework combinations to truly master. For someone who grew up on C, C++ & Java in the majority of their training, Ruby has hugely different (and better!) ways of OO design, and the Rails framework has a lot of opinions to be understood and remembered. As long as it's taken to master them to the level he has – and he's sure there's still a long way to go – he loves it and won't be going back. Continue reading
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