@izamryan mentions in the Twitter stream- @ummiabdullah Woot!! Precious hubby.. Congrats @izamryan!! 29 July, 2010
- @snrpablo my darling husband @izamryan made birthday dinner @ home & for dessert - bananas topped with cream & maple syrup =) 29 July, 2010
- RT: @izamryan Men&women think difly at times, but the biggest diff is this: men forget, but never forgive. Women forgive, but never forget. 29 July, 2010
- @izamryan - men get and forget, women give and forgive lol!! 29 July, 2010
- @izamryan @ummiabdullah hahaha im thinking im gonna just pass on the goats, weeds and bottoms if its all the same 26 July, 2010
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Tag Archives: Aptana
Live Mesh is the son of Groove, the son of Notes
I bought the December issue of Wired magazine because it had a feature on Ray Ozzie, the inventor of Lotus Notes and Groove. Lotus Notes is an interesting technology that is one of the best enterprise collaboration tools available today. … Continue reading
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Tagged Amazon, Aptana, Cloud, Enomalism, Lotus Notes, Microsoft, OSS
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Merb merges with Rails 3!
In a bit of surprise news, Rails merges with the Merb team. The implication will be that the efforts of the two frameworks won’t be duplicated across the teams. Users of merb will be able to enjoy the third-party support … Continue reading
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Tagged Aptana, Eclipse, Merb, OSS, RadRails, Rapid Development Frameworks, RoR, Ruby
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Experimenting with Ruby and Merb
I’ve been looking through Ruby on Rails and I find many of the conventions fascinating. Convention-over-configuration is cool one … it means instead of having to tirelessly configure every single aspect of your application … RoR does some things automagically, … Continue reading
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Tagged Aptana, Eclipse, Merb, OSS, RadRails, Rapid Development Frameworks, RoR, Ruby
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Fedora 10 w/ Aptana Studio 1.2 & RadRails
Here’s a short recipe for getting Fedora 10 up and running, with RadRails. Fedora 10 comes with Eclipse 3.4, so for this we’re going to use the stock MySQL & Eclipse from the repositories, then add the Aptana Plugin to … Continue reading
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Tagged Aptana, Cloud, Eclipse, Fedora, OSS, RadRails, Rapid Development Frameworks, RoR, Web 2.0
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