Low tech
2010-08-20 01:03:15 UTCAfter finishing Seven Languages in Seven Weeks, which language did I use for my new site? PhP. Or, WordPress. We're getting a Texas beach ...
From "Paddle Like Hell"
Concurrency Models in Seven Languages
2010-04-23 14:00:23 UTCThe human mind is a remarkable thing. When you think about all of the subconscious things that happen concurrently, you can't help but be humbled. Now, my daughter can't always walk and chew gum at the...
Io and breaking the rules
2010-02-05 14:52:02 UTCIo is the language in Seven Languages that I never would have picked up on my own. But it was one of the funnest. I compare Io to Ferris Bueller. He's a young guy, razor sharp, who knows how to get...
If Ruby were a movie star
2010-01-23 15:14:48 UTCI've just finished the Erlang chapter of Seven Languages in Seven Weeks. This book has been harder to write than I expected, but also more fun. I'd like to start blogging about the experience a little ...
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Fifty Languages in Thirty Minutes Of course, 50 were Lisp dialects. Thanks to Developer Days for the invitation to keynote to this fine conference. Feedback was excellent, and the speaker quality was also very good.... more »
RapidRed helps to build ClassWish RapidRed developer and officer Bruce Tate was the driving force behind the successful implementation of ClassWish. The Rails website is a nonprofit site designed to ... more »
WellGood thanks RapidRed for ChangingThePresent WellGood recently thanked RapidRed for our two-year involvement in building ChangingThePresent. Says Robert Tolmach, CEO: "Bruce Tate did a fantastic job ... more »
RapidRed helps launch DigtheDirt DigtheDirt is a website built by gardeners for gardeners. RapidRed built the core technology for the site. DigtheDirt... more »
