The BEST prize, in the world, ever!

Filed Under (Blogging, Cool stuff) by Jamie on 15-09-2008

Future of Web Design
No doubt you’ve heard of Carsonified.

If you haven’t, they are the people who run such great events and build such great apps as Future of Web Design, Future of Web Apps and Matt.

Well, they have been amazing enough to give away, for free, possibly the greatest competition prize ever imagined (excluding a pet dinosaur). And I really want to win Carsonified’s Golden Ticket.

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ExpressionEngine2.0 - Delayed!

Filed Under (Cool stuff) by Jamie on 13-09-2008

ExpressionEngine!
It was with great regret that Rick Ellis mentioned that the brand, spanking new version of ExpressionEngine, 2.0 has been delayed!

Rick and the team have been working bloody hard all summer to get an end of summer release, but now, developers will have to wait for fall.

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IgnitedScreencasts Launched!

Filed Under (Code Igniter, Cool stuff) by Jamie on 07-09-2008

IgnitedScreencasts - Now Open!

I have officially launched IgnitedScreencasts!

IgnitedScreencasts is a brand new series of screencasts covering CodeIgniter related topics!

Please visit us now @ http://www.jamierumbelow.net/screencasts/

Using my AntiSpam Library

Filed Under (Code Igniter, Cool stuff, My CI Libraries, Tutorials) by Jamie on 21-08-2008

TypePad + CodeIgniter
In another post, I gave a download link to my AntiSpam library. I wanted to officially release it, and I didnt get a chance to write a tutorial, but I was eager to release it, so I did anyway.

Anyway, here is a quick tutorial I promised.

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Rails rocks my world…

Filed Under (Cool stuff, Programming, Ruby on Rails) by Jamie on 19-08-2008

Ruby on Rails
I’ve always been a bit… pessimistic about Rails and Rails apps. But of course, I am a CodeIgniter boy so that is where my true loyalties lye. But things change. Especially after founding FourthTimeLucky, I’ve been thinking about experimenting as much as possible. You know, it might be interesting to see what Django is like, for example.

When I bought a small, cheap and not very powerful VPS today, I thought “hell, why not?” and proceeded to gem install rails.

One word I can say to you. Wow.

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