Came Across this link today excellent resource for ruby on rails info:

http://labuschin.com/rails#cat-8

Arduino basics - solar panel:

Connecting a solar panel to the Arduino board.

http://little-scale.blogspot.com/2008/03/connecting-solar-panel-to-ardui...

Arduino Code
byte data;
void setup() {
Serial.begin(57600); }
void loop() {
data = analogRead(0);
Serial.print(data);
delay(10);
}

Style Creator is a sweet Flex based CSS Editor. Besides displaying what you can do with Flex its also a pretty handy tool for generating CSS on the fly.

http://flexonrails.net/stylescreator/public/

The free Website Contact Form Generator utility enables you to create form-to-email scripts for your ASP, PHP or Perl web site with no programming skills needed.

http://www.tele-pro.co.uk/scripts/contact_form/

RoundedCornr generates a basic box with rounded corners. It will create four image files and the necessary HTML and CSS code for you to put rounded corners around your content

http://www.roundedcornr.com/

So it’s the first day of a new college quarter. I sit-down log in and see all the new programming and web development applications that are loaded on a freshly formatted machine. Most of these applications I have used before or used once and never used again but one particular editor named Aptana Studio caught my interest. I have never been a big fan of IDE’s especially when developing web-sites but so far this feels very different than your typical IDE. Wikipedia describes Aptana Studio as an IDE for building Ajax web applications. It includes coding assistance for JavaScript, HTML, DOM, and CSS languages, an outliner of JavaScript, HTML, and CSS code structure, error and warning notification and the possibility to customize and extend the UI.

I listen to a lot of podcast mostly tech stuff. Usually I look to the Twit Podcast network or Revision3 but last night I was looking for a new tech related podcast and during my search I discovered the WebDevRadio podcast. This podcast features a lot of interviews and deals with topics specific to the web development field. I have only listened to one episode so far but I will be adding the podcast’s rss feed to my iTunes library tonight.

WebDevRadio Podcast

Not long ago I posted an entry about the Arduino development board. Since then I have discovered documentation by Brian Evans that gives you a few pointers as to how to crank out some experiments on this popular breakout board.
The Arduino Programming Notebbok can be purchased from http://www.lulu.com/content/1108699 for $5.33 or you can download a pdf version for free. http://tinyurl.com/2pc5et

Description:

A simple article on how to communicate effectively with non tech-savvy clients/employers. Written for web developers, but applicable to many other fields.

more:
http://sixrevisions.com/project-management/how_to_effectively_talk_to_cl...