tony spencer - aka notsleepy

We've been using Basecamp for some time now to manage multiple projects and I have really enjoyed it except for the lack of integrated issue/bug tracking. I've tried hacking to-do lists and categorizing messages but I just can't make Basecamp work for our issue tracking even though I don't ...

Again, not funny if you are stuck in PHP land trying to sync up with your team's latest database changes:...

These series of videos are hilarious (in a uber nerdy kind of way) but may not be so funny if you haven't invested a small amount of time to learn ruby and are still stuck in java quicksand trying to figure out which jar is breaking your app. :)...

Here is a great story of Ruby on Rails being used for a great non-profit fundraiser idea that I can't wait to buy into. This Christmas I was truly unhappy with the amount of gifts that flooded our family's lives. Its just become too much and I feel like Heather and I need to take the lead by giving something truly meaningful like a half a day of a cancer researcher's time, buy a week of landmine detection for a mere $55, or displace cocaine farms in Columbia by subsidizing coffee bean farms. Well Bruce is fortunate enough to have an opportunity to build this with Rails. And the results have been phenomenal:

I just ran into these guys while stumbling upon sites and this has to be the best name of the year for a Ruby on Rails consulting firm.