I'm doing 31 things
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3 years ago
This was really amazing to use Capistrano, writing own receipes is fun.
Yaroslav's Life List
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1. start a company
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2. make people happy
491 people -
3. be happy
21,831 people -
4. stop procrastinating
26,937 people -
5. Tell the people who i love, "I love you" more often
1 cheer201 people -
6. live in the moment
1 cheer1,929 people -
7. Contribute to Rails
10 people -
8. master Ruby
179 people -
9. Be less shy
2 cheers2,960 people -
10. get a girlfriend
1,579 people -
11. Dress better
1 cheer1,199 people -
12. Beat my depression
4 cheers1,685 people -
13. learn how to manage my money
92 people -
14. Simplify.
677 people -
15. keep in touch with friends
706 people -
16. find myself
1,796 people -
17. be more positive
2,133 people -
18. lose weight
36,312 people -
19. find balance in my life
104 people -
20. stop wasting time
3,556 people -
21. love myself
4,411 people -
22. Make new friends
12,745 people -
23. Be more sociable
712 people -
24. manage my time better
1,424 people -
25. exercise daily
1,958 people -
26. be more outgoing
2,405 people -
27. spend less time on the computer
949 people -
28. Do something new every month
708 people -
29. loose weight
4,507 people -
30. believe more in myself
76 people -
31. change my look
1 cheer106 people
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Once you Mac, you never go back
3 years ago
Got my MacBook Pro 2.0 this week and it is truly amazing. I don’t mean hardware—it’s top notch of course, but I mean the whole OS X experience. Truth be said, the best OS on the market and the choice for all creative professionals.
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3 years ago
Totally worth it.. With Ruby on Rails, of course. You can create beautiful code in less time and actually concentrate on solving your problems—not fightning the language.
I have lots of experience with PHP/Smarty/Pear and J2EE (IBM WebSphere.. When I’ve done multiple websites on RoR, it actually changed the way I develop—it’s a lot more agile now and it brings fun to the development process :)
I also think that ruby + ruby on rails is a perfect enviroment for creation of new web services, web communities or whatever.
Highly recommended :-)
