indyrb.org

matthunckler.com

Indianapolis: Startup Community on the Verge | This is where the magic happens.

http://www.matthunckler.com/2011/02/indianapolis-startup-community-on-the-verge

Indianapolis: Startup Community on the Verge. Indianapolis is home to me. I enjoy my out-of-state weekend adventures and urban exploring at conference visits outside the state, but Indy is my home base. In the past 18 months that I’ve lived here, our entrepreneurial community has seen the addition of Indianapolis startup-centric blogs. A weekly newsletter of startup events. And a bunch of hack-a-thons. And the Indianapolis Ruby Brigade. Indy is on the Verge. I started the group with a few friends just ov...

nolan.eakins.net

Résumé: Nolan Eakins

http://nolan.eakins.net/resume.html

I have been doodling with programming, operating systems, servers, and web design since my teens (the mid-nineties). During that time I have become a proficient and disciplined programmer in a number of languages, a good enough Linux admin, and a rusty graphic designer. Thanks to Rails and the surrounding buzz, I've found myself creating and contributing to a number of Rails projects both professionally and "on the weekend". It has also led me to present at Indy.rb. In the past year I've filled in gaps o...

dan.doezema.com

Programmatically Create & Title Tabs Within The Mac OS X Terminal.app – Daniel Doezema's Blog

http://dan.doezema.com/2013/04/programmatically-create-title-tabs-within-the-mac-os-x-terminal-app

I'm Full-Stack developer living and working in Indianapolis. Programmatically Create and Title Tabs Within The Mac OS X Terminal.app. April 07, 2013. The Terminal application has been steadily improving with every major release of Mac OS X. A new feature called. Before this post I had originally tried to solve this control and monitoring problem by running three Terminal.app Windows, each dedicated to running a tab (per application) for. Tail -f -n 100 log/development.log. The pain of this solution was j...

codeitlikeyoustoleit.blogspot.com

Code It Like You Stole It: 1/8/12 - 1/15/12

http://codeitlikeyoustoleit.blogspot.com/2012_01_08_archive.html

Code It Like You Stole It. My name is Tyler. I'm learning Ruby on Rails. This is a blog for me to talk about what I've learned. I'm no longer completely new to Ruby and while I don't feel comfortable calling myself a coder or programmer yet, I am absolutely a Ruby Enthusiast and a Rails Fancier. I've been working with Ruby on Rails since February 1, 2011. You know that song about "lovin' every minute of it? Thursday, January 12, 2012. Who am I to hassle other people for not blogging? This list is pretty ...

gregbenedict.com

ruby on rails | Greg Benedict

http://www.gregbenedict.com/category/ruby-on-rails

Mdash; Thoughts on the web, development and creativity. Fixing Java on OS X 10.10 Yosemite. After upgrading to Yosemite, I was unable to run Apache Solr as it could not find a version of Java installed. No Java runtime present, requesting install. I downloaded and installed the latest version of Java 8, but that didn’t work. I removed it and downloaded the latest version of Java 7. Still no dice. After a bit of digging around, I found a reference to installing Java for OS X 2014-001. To poll Twitter ever...

gregbenedict.com

ruby | Greg Benedict

http://www.gregbenedict.com/category/ruby

Mdash; Thoughts on the web, development and creativity. Installing PostgreSQL on Snow Leopard 10.6. Whether you are using PostgreSQL for general development, or need a version to match your setup on Heroku. Getting PostgreSQL 8.3 installed on Snow Leopard is fairly straight forward. However, you’ll want to make some changes so that it works right for you. Fixing Ruby Gems, MySQL and Passenger Phusion on Snow Leopard 10.6. Installing Ruby Enterprise Edition and Passenger Phusion on Mac OS X Leopard. Quite...

mileszs.com

Me. - mileszs

http://www.mileszs.com/about

I am a lot quieter on the Internet. Hey, thanks for caring enough to read this. If you also care so much you want to get in touch, please email me. I enjoy helping people, writing code, and especially writing code for complicated, interesting web applications. So, that in mind, I am a partner in a business in which I get to do those things. We named it Fretless. I also organize the Indianapolis Ruby Brigade. I push code to Github. Again: I, strangely, actually. Getting email. Please do email me.