I'm doing 31 things
This was really amazing to use Capistrano, writing own receipes is fun.
Yaroslav's Life List
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1. Tell the people who i love, "I love you" more often
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2. loose weight
5,022 people -
3. believe more in myself
77 people -
4. be more positive
2,644 people -
5. Dress better
2 cheers1,321 people -
6. find myself
2,082 people -
7. keep in touch with friends
715 people -
8. make people happy
527 people -
9. get a girlfriend
1,740 people -
10. be happy
24,437 people -
11. stop procrastinating
30,015 people -
12. Contribute to Rails
9 people -
13. master Ruby
171 people -
14. learn how to manage my money
101 people -
15. Do something new every month
777 people -
16. spend less time on the computer
1,008 people -
17. be more outgoing
2,722 people -
18. change my look
1 cheer133 people -
19. Be less shy
2 cheers3,079 people -
20. start a company
674 people -
21. lose weight
40,803 people -
22. find balance in my life
111 people -
23. stop wasting time
3,709 people -
24. love myself
5,045 people -
25. Beat my depression
4 cheers1,945 people -
26. live in the moment
1 cheer2,082 people -
27. Make new friends
13,821 people -
28. Be more sociable
753 people -
29. manage my time better
1,502 people -
30. exercise daily
2,204 people -
31. Simplify.
703 people
Recent entries
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.
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 :-)
