In an attempt to learn a new HTML 5 editor Hype 3 from Tumult. I put together a quick game that that is meant to show how implementing some technical improvements early on, can help increase the velocity of your Scrum team. Based on the game “Dice of Debt” by Tom Grant as posted on […]
In this third post of the Ruby on Rails tutorial. We’ll start building out the real application. In this post, we’ll be using the Rails scaffold generator, and a few Zurb building blocks. We’ll also be creating a few custom functions and routes. Configuring our first object Our first object will include the following fields […]
This is the first working post in the Ruby on Rails Tutorials series. The primary goal of this series is to help others learn Ruby on Rails through my attempts at learning this web development framework. I’ve chosen Ruby on Rails as the language for this series due to my propensity for following the Lean […]
Hello welcome to my site. If you a returning visitor, thanks for coming back, if you are a first time visitor, thanks for stopping by. Over the next few weeks, and possibly longer I’ll be writing a series of posts that will hopefully have a few outcomes. Image by planeargon.com First, I hope to improve […]
VMware recently released their new Hybrid blend of the VMware Horizon, formally known as VDI, and the SAAS environments. This new product is named VMware Horizon DAAS. DAAS is the acronym for Desktop as a Service. VMware’s is a cloud based service, that allows companies that do not have the infrastructure needed to support a […]
A coworker and I ran into a situation yesterday at work. We started posting our shared todo list for requirement and process gathering on a shared gDrive spreadsheet. This is fronted by a Google form that our Subject Matter Experts (SMEs) use to record any changes or updates that we need to incorporate. As we […]
While browsing digg, I came across this video. It’s a video about leidenfrost effect. And it’s just cool, how the scientists learn something about how the water moves. So what do the do? They make a maze.
Welcome back! Today’s post will be about entering the plugins that I use for setting up my Amazon Affiliate niche websites. The goal of these posts are to help others, and myself build sites that will help them toward moving to Tim Ferris’s The 4-Hour Workweek. If you’ve followed our previous posts, you’ll have a […]
Welcome back for the second installment in the WordPress setup series for an Amazon affiliate niche website. In this installment, we’ll be covering how to use the mojo.com installer that Bluehost.com provides an integration point for. You can find the post, on how we setup the domain here. The outcome will be a base WordPress […]
I woke up this morning and noticed some scheduled posts had been missed on one of my sites. Logging into the admin console, I found missed schedule WordPress under the scheduled date. The following site, wpbeginer had seen the missed schedule wordpress error as well. The site suggested using the wp-missed-schedule plugin. A quick plugin install, and […]