Just upgraded to WordPress 2.1. All in all, it was quite a smooth experience. Congrats to the WordPress team for an impressive update! Update: if you’re using the Feedburner plugin for managing different flavours of RSS, be sure to update that, and change your settings accordingly. I didn’t, but now I have…
In the first of what will hopefully become a series of inspirational one-day events, Polar Rose have invited the acknowledged Ruby expert, Rails writer and RailsConf organizer David Black to hold a free one day workshop on Ruby on Rails. The workshop is meant for experienced programmers who want a solid taste of Ruby on [...]
wow, I must have typed the adress at least thrice before realizing it wasn’t a typo from my side. Must be quite an awkward feeling for those involved… Quite a terrible slip for a company these days.
Sorry about that. In fact, I’ve been back at work for a few weeks already. “Busy like a bee” might not be a totally accurate expression, but not far from it. Now that I’ve broken the silence around here, I can go back to finish up a few of the draft posts that’s been hanging [...]
Sorry about that. In fact, I’ve been back at work for a few weeks already. “Busy like a bee” might not be a totally accurate expression, but not far from it. Now that I’ve broken the silence around here, I can go back to finish up a few of the draft posts that’s been hanging [...]
Things will probably be quiet around here for three weeks more, as I’m gonna try my very best to spend this vacation offline. Starting tomorrow. Now, where did I put that hammock?
This is so nice it deserves a post of its own instead of just a sidebar mention. There is now a plugin available for Textpattern, called mcw_templates that allows you to export pages, forms and css for working in your favourite text editor… and then import them again. If TextMate happens to be your favourite [...]
The Ruby on Rails meetup in Copenhagen on Thursday, June 29, 20:30 will be held at Café Selina. Jesper has the details.
This years’ Reboot was inspiring, although not as mindblowing as last years’ event. Have the feeling that some of the keynotes, and the ideas triggered by them, will come sneaking up on me from behind during the next couple of days. Jeremy Keith’s In Praise of the Hyperlink was great. To be honest, I was [...]
Demoing the future of the web on a 12Kb/s connection? At least the weather is nice.
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I'm Björn Rixman, a designer/web developer living in Malmö. This site serves as a digital scrapbook of sorts, where I write about life, work, commuting, web standards, photography, design, usability, music and other things that interests me.
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