Archive for 'Development'
Reinventing the Clipboard (Reprise)
Recently, I read a post on Reinventing the Clipboard by Jeff Atwood. Jeff described the advantages of using multiple clipboards and gave a review of ClipX. I tried it out and really liked it.
What interested me the most was the Google Search Hotkey. It would launch a browser with a search started at Google based [...]
Posted: January 23rd, 2008 under Development.
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Indy Install Fest
I’m here at the Indy Install Fest. This is a very cool idea by Microsoft. I have MSDN at work and technically I can run it at home, but I feel wrong about doing non-work development for professional development. We each got a free copy of Visual Studio 2008 Professional. Now I feel like I [...]
Posted: December 13th, 2007 under Development.
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Cursor movements in editor history
At work I use SlickEdit as my code editor. There are several reasons which would take too long right now to enumerate. One of them is that SlickEdit remembers cursor movements as part of the history and Visual Studio doesn’t. This is a very handy feature.
Well I found out that there is a option [...]
Posted: November 28th, 2007 under Development.
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Windows Live Writer
I have been reading Aaron’s blog and I have been impressed with the formatting and nice embedded pictures. I know that he switched to Wordpress recently (which I use) and I have struggled with the web interface and getting images into the posts. He said that he uses Windows Live Writer. I downloaded it tonight and [...]
Posted: September 1st, 2007 under Development.
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Ruby On Rails
I wrote my first Rails web application last night. My work at my job has to do with managing configuration of SIP endpoints. Our products are related to providing a IP PBX to call centers and enterprises.
The SIP endpoints (most of the time a hard SIP phone) has its own configuration that has to be synchronized [...]
Posted: September 1st, 2007 under Development, Ruby on Rails.
Comments: 1