We're getting there
View from 2025
None of this works at the moment, and I’m highly unlikely to reinstate it the form described here.
After much poring over The Truck Wheels pdf 1 and the Pickaxe book, accompanied by a certain amount of waving of dead chickens, I’m pleased to direct your attention to the sidebar where you will find a selection of relevant links to Amazon. If your interest is piqued, maybe you’d like to toddle over there and spend your hard earned cash on these and other fine books, enabling me to live in the lap of luxury on kickbacks from everyone’s favourite book pimp.
View from 2025
None of this works at the moment, and I’m highly unlikely to reinstate it the form described here.
After much poring over The Truck Wheels pdf 1 and the Pickaxe book, accompanied by a certain amount of waving of dead chickens, I’m pleased to direct your attention to the sidebar where you will find a selection of relevant links to Amazon. If your interest is piqued, maybe you’d like to toddle over there and spend your hard earned cash on these and other fine books, enabling me to live in the lap of luxury on kickbacks from everyone’s favourite book pimp.
In the future I hope to have slightly prettier links, but I’m still finding my way around the code, and Amazon Web Services, and…
Still, I’m pleased with it so far.
The Pragmatic Programmers are fine people. Rails is a well thought out and documented framework. However, I’m really struggling to come up with a pithy description of the picture on the cover of Agile Web Development with Rails. Do I lack the word power, or have Dave and David dropped the ball on cover design? ↩︎