Hi, my name is Nicolas Alpi Web developer freelance, specialised in Ruby on Rails and Jquery languages.
You can contact me at nicolas.alpi@gmail.com or by phone at 0782 640 3019.
You can also follow me on Twitter @spyou or consult my LinkedIn profile.
I’ll post every week 5 links from my Google Reader. This can be development, web, geek or design stuff as anything else.
220 Stunning creative skateboard graphics, from Spoongraphics.
Spoongraphics guy’s offer us an amazing selection of skateboard design. As usual on this blog, it’s a good way to find inspiration.
The new peepcode pdf is out as [...]
Ok, it’s not the best viewer organisation we ever saw, but this guy done an excellent job by doing an huge selection of 7500 awesome icons.
Event for you web apps, your desktop or your documents, this selection is amazing.
Just give a look here at Wyd Studios Blog
Google Chrome will come on Linux and Mac Os as soon as possible (according to Google).
For being sure to don’t miss the launch day, you can sign up on Google chrome website with your email address :
For Google chrome on linux, visit this page.
And for Google chrome mac os, just visit this page.
Last Sunday I was working on my current personal project, when, during a tea break, I thought about “how to be productive on your personal projects”.
Problematic :
We all have a life (I hope for you), and we all need asocial life. But as a web developer, you also have some dreams and some personal “killer [...]
That’s a fact, Twitter changes the way we access the information. We are not only supposed to search for information, but now the information have to come to us.
If you’re living in the UK, working on the web development, being a fan of twitter, just have a look to these contacts, they are a very [...]
This will be the buzz of the day, announced on the Google Blog, Google is launching their Open Source web browser today, based on Webkit (as Safari).
As every Google products, the idea is to have a product with lots of innovations, but, we can assume a lot of interactions with the existing Google Apps, and [...]
I was preparing the future of this blog, and for that I need to have a sandbox ready for the development and the production.
I decided to give a test to Passenger (aka modRails) for the apache2 Ruby on Rails integration. It’s amazing how simple it is to have a Rails application working now …
What’s Passenger [...]
I don’t know for you, but, when I work, I like to have cheat sheets near me, just in case I need a quick answer.
For Ruby on Rails, I assume everyone knows the ‘I Love Jack Daniels’ (now aka Addedbytes) cheat sheet :
Click Here to download pdf version via AddedBytes.com
But this weekend I found 3 [...]
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Last week end I’ve wasted my time during 2 days because I’ve changed my work habits.2 Weeks ago, I’ve started working in my spare time on a new web application project. But because my time was limited, I haven’t respected the way I usually work and I’ve started directly on my ‘./rails MyKillerApp’ … [...]
To develop on Ruby on Rails on my Linux platform, I use to code with NetBeans 6.1.
This editor is absolutely fantastic and powerful. Today the 6.5 is out, it’s just installed on my computer.
All my projects were imported, my config files also (if you have the textmate color plugin, you’ll have color problems ..).
There are [...]
