I am pleased to announce the submission of mod_nibblebill for review and hopefully acceptance into the trunk of the FreeSWITCH project. OK, it’s rev. 1 and needs a bunch of work. Got it. But it’s very functional and it does infact function! Take a peak at the extension documentation I wrote up on their WIKI [...]
Grids, grids, grids – everyone wants to make a cool grid rendering engine. Both YUI and Dojo seem to include out-of-the-box functionality to make a cool datagrid that’s similar to, dare I say it, .NET’s built-in grid rendering engine. But cooler, of course, and in JavaScript. I love the grids they’ve come up with – [...]
If you read my previous blog, well. I told you this was a roller coaster! I’m starting to feel manic. Ruby, on the other hand, is pretty solid, well documented, and cool. After fighting with stupid gems all day, I decided to just let people include their own with a simple wrapper. So I started [...]
So I am now in week 4 of trying to switch to Ruby on Rails from CakePHP. It is truly a roller coaster ride. On the upside, I have been very, very impressed with the true object-oriented nature of Ruby. Really, I can’t say enough here. The fact that you can override and extend pretty [...]
I join in celebrating FreeSWITCH‘s 1.0.2 release! The project is really gaining momentum and looks very promising, and I’m happy to be along for the ride. I am also honored to have the TCAPI project mentioned in their announcement as a “future look ahead.” What happened to TCAPI, you may ask? TCAPI is very much [...]
I thought it would be good to share my experience with installing Ruby on Rails w/ CentOS 5.2. It didn’t get off to a very good start, namely because the person before me had already tried to install rails unsuccessfully. The issue appears to stem from the configure mechanism in Ruby which links against zlib [...]