…the Lower-East side vibe. We also added management systems for their Comedian and Show listings, with a payment processing system right on the site. The Laugh Lounge crew loves interacting with their fans, so they wanted a unique blog design as well and a custom CTA widget for their fans' travel considerations.
What we Did:
Web Design
HTML / CSS Templating
Custom Content Management System
Custom onsite Widget
Blog Design & Integration
Jack Lynch …
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The comment left by Laurent suggested not to rename the default Ruby install (and then symlinkling the Ruby installed via Ports) but to manage it by setting the load path.
Using RVM , we can install any Ruby version we want and have it set as the default Ruby instance easily. Let's see how it's done.
Note : The following documentation worked on my install of OS …
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Robert Scoble came by my office to learn about the Lean Startup and the Startup Lessons Learned Conference on April 23 . By all accounts, the conversation was a success. I certainly had a great time, and the early Twitter reactions seem positive. Of course, you can judge for yourself. I've embedded parts one and two below:
Part One:
Part Two:
And, as a special bonus, I've included a recent podcast episode of The Web 2.0 Show, in which we discuss …
…this point: Added landing page, User and Wiki Dashboards (gh-64)
If you're not logged in, you will be presented with a marketing landing page. If you're logged in and hit "/", you'll be redirected to the "User" dashboard which shows DashboardItems from all of your Wikis. When you go to a Wiki's # show page you'll see a dashboard of recent items from just that Wiki. DashboardItem listings now show the Wiki in which the event occurred.
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…8K, 16K) ( in release process )
Usability / operations
Show content of buffer_pool
Import / export of dedicated tables
Import / export of buffer pool
Transactional replication
Show internal InnoDB data dictionary
Show InnoDB locking/io profiling in slow.log
I hope you enjoy our work!
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