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  1. On Starting

    Back in May, I gave a talk at Ignite RailsConf on being awesome.

  2. On Haml

    I've been very happy to see that, for the most part, the evangelism around Haml has died down over the past year or so -- it felt like you …

  3. Rumbled

    As I'm just now coming out of the caffeine- and sleep-deprivation-induced haze that was my weekend, I thought it might be interesting to …

  4. Event Updates

    Yes, yes, I know I've been gone for a while.

  5. Developer Day Austin wrapup

    It's been a few days since we wrapped up Developer Day Austin, and I'm only now able to catch my breath – a few snowmageddon- and …

  6. Job descriptions vs. goals

    Raise your hand if you have a job description - a paragraph or eight that describe your role and responsibilities in your current …

  7. Letter-writing

    I had a thought the other day...

  8. CodeMash recap

    [[posterous-content:EJwrquhHwuicvefDasuH]] So, after some difficulties getting the planes to fly on time, I finally made it home from …

  9. Design-first development

    The first RubyConf talk I gave was entitled Cleanliness Is Next to Domain-Specificity; in it, I spoke about DSLs, and gave an example of how …

  10. Practice isn't fun

    It's a new year, and it's about time for a hard truth: practice, when done properly, isn't fun.

  11. My five-year anniversary with Ruby

    My five-year anniversary with Viget Labs is approaching quickly – I started here back in February 2005.

  12. Weekly goals

    In light of the impending new year, I thought I'd offer an alternative to the associated flood of well-intentioned but ultimately-doomed …

  13. The flood of ideas

    Seth's post yesterday struck a chord with me, as it reminded me of how I felt a few months ago.

  14. Irreversibility

    I'm generally a pretty calm guy.

  15. Failure is bad.

    I just read a post from Micah Baldwin that I found very interesting, so here's a quick response: Failure is bad.

  16. NoSQL talk report

    I've given my "Comics" Is Hard talk about five times now, and the feedback consistently fell into one of two buckets: Some people wanted to …

  17. Twitter lists and the App Store

    Twitter's lists are a fascinating new feature, and people are using them in a bewildering variety of ways.

  18. RailsConf 2010

    [[posterous-content:vidmnkAIvtEHqHcylwcn]]In case you didn't notice, the CFP for RailsConf 2010 in Baltimore went out yesterday – and along …

  19. Na[X]WriMo

    [[posterous-content:ICkAFbstaprzDIahdsEp]]We're rapidly approaching November, which means that another NaNoWriMo is almost upon us.

  20. Speaker X again??

    I've seen one particular complaint about Ruby conferences fairly often over the past couple of years – people question why the same speakers …

  21. H&P: What you can't say

    [[posterous-content:oBGotzwudxstbsyyhfrG]]I recently read Paul Graham's Hackers and Painters (a collection of essays from his site, …

  22. Drawing the line

    I was listening to a program on NPR recently, and I heard the interviewee say something interesting about discovering the guitar

  23. Developer Day Boulder

    Last weekend, I was out in Boulder, organizing and MCing for our last Developer Day of 2009.

  24. Changing the default

    I create (or at least start) a lot of microapplications – my "Ideas - Dev" list in Evernote is huge, and I try to pick off a new one every …

  25. Conferences suck

    Disclaimer: I've said some of the things in this post, as have some of my friends, some of my acquaintances, and some people I don't like

  26. Follow-through

    There's something very strange about the concept of follow-through.

  27. Why should I register for your site?

    Make everything as simple as possible, but no simpler.

  28. My beef with panels

    [[posterous-content:uleIIrdnzGuxAkFulgdg]] http://www.flickr.com/photos/betweenloveandlike/ CC BY-NC-ND 2.0 I've been to a lot of events …

  29. Refreshing the Triangle

    Triangle-area friends!

  30. Application templates in Rails 3

    Here's a trick for creating modular templates in Rails 3: use the apply method Say you like to use Rails templates, but you find them a …

  31. My workflow - now Cucumber-enhanced!

    [[posterous-content:npromobotiplCJFzxDBp]]So I've been using Cucumber somewhat heavily for a while now, on both personal and client …

  32. WindyCityRails recap

    So I spent a lovely 30 or so hours in Chicago over the weekend for WindyCityRails (as I mentioned previously), and despite the short stay, I …

  33. Speaking updates

    Several things have come together over the past week or so, with the result that I've pretty much solidified my speaking engagements for the …

  34. Polyglot persistence

    Polyglot programming was everywhere in the (developer-centric) news what, last year?

  35. Go west, young developer

    [[posterous-content:sgnwcAejwckatlhHxfhx]]Developer Day has visited Durham, DC, and Boston so far....

  36. Vending machine* usability

    * I grew up in the South, which means I actually call these "Coke machines," but in the interest of generality I'll refrain from that in …

  37. Judging the Rumble

    Whew!

  38. The virtue of practice

    [[posterous-content:CEpgEFwlwAwHkECIikda]] http://www.flickr.com/photos/wwworks/ / CC BY 2.0 Practice makes perfect - anonymous When I was …

  39. Vote for me!

    [[posterous-content:aIhHctacBwkckJrDbqBr]]I've noticed a bit of a trend among some conferences lately - they're outsourcing/crowdsourcing …

  40. Developer Day Boston wrapup

    This past weekend was exciting, because it was the first instance of Developer Day held away from Viget's and Relevance's home territory - …

  41. The presenter's pentathlon

    As I mentioned before, I'm thinking a lot about technical presentations and speaking more generally now.

  42. Rob Walling makes basically one very good point in his post "How to Compete Against Open Source Competition," and that point is this: Open …

  43. I've been doing a lot of reading about technical presentations lately - both for my own benefit (since I'm speaking much more often now) and …

  44. Recentering

    I've been blogging on and off for ... heck, years now, and I've tried a lot of different approaches during that time.