http://zappajs.org Coffeescript makes my javascript much better.
This site http://t.co/JRGWz75X => 62,000 Facebook Likes - All of 75 $GOOG plus thingys. Seems the ladies just don't like $GOOG plus! #
-
Pages
-
Categories
-
Archives
Author Archives: Matt Stone
Mysqldump – Backup and Restore
October 20 11
Backup mysqldump -u devise -ppassword -h 127.0.0.1 database_name > backup.sql Restore mysql -u -ppassword database_name < backup.sql
Website scaling – no magic formula
September 8 11
Lately I’ve spoken to numerous entrepreneurs all keen to ensure that their new website can rapidly scale to cater for the massive amount of traffic that their brilliant idea will bring in. Thought I would write up a bit of advice from the trenches. Scaling is easy and incredibly difficult at the same time. Easy [...]
Upgrading to Lion server from OSX server 10.5.8
September 8 11
Unfortunately one cannot upgrade from OSX Server 10.5.x straight to Lion Server. There are two choices Upgrade to Snow Leopard Server (if you can find a copy & are prepared to shell out $400 or so. Then upgrade to Lion via the app store. Rebuild server as Snow Leopard workstation then upgrade to Lion server [...]
Landing Pages – Keeping it Simple
August 21 11
My three three things that a successful landing page should have (& nothing else) Simple message Form to collect emails address Thanks & opportunity to share/recommend 1 Simple Message Can a user answer these 3 questions: 1. What am I getting 2. How do I get it 3. Why I can’t live without it If not, then [...]
Options pricing – a little deeper
August 3 11
Getting a bit mathematical now. When pricing an option, we are attempting to put a value on the probability of future price movements. So we are now terribly interested in the mean and standard deviation of an underlyings price movements. The mean is the average price movement, whilst the standard deviation tells us how far [...]
Devise and Cancan
August 2 11
Been using devise for a number of projects, happy with the authentication process. Cancan (thanks Ryan Bates) allows role based permission management. Once you understand how things work together, it’s quite easy to setup and test. Found these blog posts helpful. http://www.tonyamoyal.com/2010/07/28/rails-authentication-with-devise-and-cancan-customizing-devise-controllers/comment-page-1/#comments http://www.tonyamoyal.com/2010/09/29/rails-authentication-with-devise-and-cancan-part-2-restful-resources-for-administrators/ There are a few gaps though, that are filled in here. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5739419/checkboxes-are-getting-but-not-putting-many-to-many-roles [...]