Pablo Fernandez

November 21, 2009

rails sano

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Pablo Fernandez

building Sano, FireBug, firefox, Rails, Ruby, Ruby on Rails

For those that never used Ruby on Rails, basically you run:

rails <projectname>

and you have a complete runnable Rails project with lot’s of placeholders so that you don’t have to worry about where to put stuff and making sure things work well together. Just after doing

rails sano

I went and run the testing server and here I am:

sano-001

That’s my development browser. Normally I use Safari or Chrome, but for development I use Firefox equipped with two important plug ins. The most important one is Firebug. The other one is Web Developer. If you are into web programming at all, you should check them out.

I wrote a book:

Stack of copies of How to Hire and Manage Remote Teams

How to Hire and Manage Remote Teams, where I distill all the techniques I’ve been using to build and manage distributed teams for the past 10 years.

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