A quick & dirty guide explaining how to host a static site on Heroku.
Designers love designers. Here’s the ever growing list of designers I love. Just tweet me if you want to introduce me a good designer who is not listed here.
Simon Foster
Dustin Curtis
Visual Idiot
Sacha Greif
Kerem Suer
Rogie King
Veerle Pieters
Jessica Hische
Jon Hicks
Kyle Meyer
Tyler Galpin
Matthew Smith
Matthew Skiles
Frank Chimero
Elliot Jay Stocks
Jason Santa Maria
Tim Van Damme
Amrinder Sandhu
Jared Erondu
Robert Padbury
David Karp
Tuhin Kumar
Joey Pfeifer
Cory Staudacher
Dan Cederholm
Mike Lane
David Bushell
Janna Hagan
Ines Gamler
Francisco Inchauste
Becca Schmidt
Jon Tetzlaff
Kyle Bragger
Stewart Curry
Jack Emerson
Daryl Ginn
Eric Hoffman
Loren Brichter
Tina Roth Eisenberg
I started to learn Ruby from the last days of 2012. If you have an idea to learn some programming, I recommend you to learn Ruby instead of Python, Java, C, or PHP.
Trust me, learning Ruby is nothing but fun. Because Ruby is designed to bring fun into programming. Ruby won’t feel like a robotic language. Instead, it will feel almost like simple English. Also, Ruby codes are short and straightforward.
There are lots of books and websites to teach you Ruby. But I recommend you to try Code School’s TryRuby.org and then, read Chris Pine’s fine book, Learn to Program (there is a free online version of this book available on Chris Pine’s personal website, but you better buy the paperback from Amazon).
Once you finished learning Ruby, you can start learning Ruby on Rails.
Rails is the web framework for Ruby. It’s just like CodeIgniter for PHP and Django for Python.
Happy coding!
Hello, my nickname’s Minnix and I’m in twenties. I’m an avid UI/UX designer from Colombo, Sri Lanka.
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Cheers!
