…Search Scope" tab in the slide down panel. I keep my articles in ~/ Dropbox/ Articles/ , for example.
As Brett mentions in his article, the terms returned by Zemanta are sometimes a little verbose and need a little manual tidy up. They're also not replacing my manual tags any time soon. But one thing I will start using them for is meta tags.
(The source code for the workflow is also available on GitHub .)
Happy Easter!
Another handy list …
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…keep your eyes on the Coding Forward hub, this blog or follow us on Twitter .
Thanks to everyone that came out to the events. And thank you to the panelists for taking the time to share their experiences with us.
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Since The Big List Of Articles On The Amazon Outage was published we've a had few updates that people might not have seen. Amazon of course released their Summary of the Amazon EC2 and Amazon RDS Service Disruption in the US East Region . Netlix shared their Lessons Learned from the AWS Outage as did Heroku ( How Heroku Survived the Amazon Outage ), Smug Mug ( How SmugMug survived the Amazonpocalypse ), …
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Books, Articles, Blogs and now Twitter:
We couldn't write books every month, so we started writing articles. We couldn't write articles each week, so we invented blogs. We can't write blogs every day, so we have twitter. It is just a very low cost way to get the message across.
After using it for a while here are some things I learnt as far as twitter etiquettes are concerned:
Keep audience engaged:
My leg is hurting ... nice weather ... are boring tweets. They don't …
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Follow these steps if you wish to add a sitemap.xml generator to a rails application. The idea is to generate a sitemap.xml for selected records from the database, in this case they are Articles and Categories. This sitemap is pinged to popular search engines like google, yahoo, bing and yahoo.
Step 1: Add a sitemap.rb file to [...]
- Topics: Categories
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Some new articles have been posted to the Slicehost Articles Repository to help customers manage their slices. If you haven't visited our articles site before, it's a collection of tutorials and advice ranging from setting up a new slice to juggling multiple domains on a web server. It's well worth a visit when you're trying to do something new with a slice or optimize a service you already have running.
From Lee we have a pair of articles on working with SSL…
…InheritedResources appends to all named routes the prefix "users". But since Articles belongs to :user, it also appends "user". So the resource_url method will actually call "users_user_article_url", which is not defined. The fix is simple:
class Users::ArticlesController < InheritedResources::Base defaults :route_prefix => nil belongs_to :users end
Matt's post contains a lot of tips about using nested controllers and it's a must-read. …