Archive for the 'Ruby' Category

02.18.08 Regional Ruby Conferences in 2008 posted in Ruby
01.21.08 2007 Training in Review posted in Cocoa, Conferences, Programming, Rails, RailsConf, Ruby
11.29.07 What tools do you use for Ruby on Rails? posted in Rails, Ruby
11.23.07 rcov 0.8.1 fixes Safari 3 colorization posted in Mac OS X, Ruby
11.19.07 Reinstalling RubyGems on Leopard posted in Ruby
11.19.07 RubyGems 0.9.5 is now available posted in Ruby
11.10.07 Ruby bugs on Leopard posted in Mac OS X, Rails, Ruby
11.4.07 A RubyConf 2007 Haiku posted in Ruby
11.2.07 I’m at RubyConf 2007 posted in Ruby, Streamlined
10.18.07 CCMenu helps you monitor your builds posted in Mac OS X, Rails, Ruby

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My name is Luis de la Rosa and I am an iPhone Consultant helping companies make iPhone apps.

I also develop my own Mac OS X and iPhone apps via my company Happy Apps. The first of these apps is WebnoteHappy, a bookmark manager for Mac OS X which lets you tag your bookmarks and synchronizes with del.icio.us.

I have been making iPhone applications for clients the past year through my company Happy Apps LLC. Through Happy Apps, I have also been developing Mac OS X apps and Ruby Rails apps for the past 3 1/2 years. For over 14 years, I’ve been developing commercial and in-house applications in Smalltalk, Java, Ruby and Objective-C.

I like to share what I’ve learned either from hands-on development or the latest books I’ve read. I used to do it in person when I worked in a cubicle but now I get to share it with everyone via my blog. I don’t really miss the cube. :)

You may have also found me chatting about nothing and everything with other Mac/iPhone programmers at Twitter or you may be within six degrees of separation of me at LinkedIn.

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