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Anatomy of a Rails Rumble Project
October 21, 2010 - Last weekend, two teams of Viget people (Hounds of Gore and Chewie & Han) competed in the 2010 Rails Rumble, and we all came out richer for it. My team built GitWrite and I wanted to share our experience. The new jazz We've been using Rails 3 at Viget for some projects and…
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Lafayette on WordPress
October 22, 2010 - When Lafayette College approached us about redesigning their site, they asked us to consider WordPress's viability as the platform on which to build it. Typically, we use ExpressionEngine for CMS work and Rails for anything custom, but for Lafayette we decided WordPress was the…
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Practical Uses of Ruby Blocks
October 25, 2010 - Blocks are one of Ruby's defining features, and though we use them all the time, a lot of developers are much more comfortable calling methods that take blocks than writing them. Which is a shame, really, as learning to use blocks in a tasteful manner is one of the best…
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Extending Paul Irish’s comprehensive DOM-ready execution
October 27, 2010 - Way back in March of '09, the intelligent (and dashing!) Paul Irish laid forth a markup-based means of executing JavaScript on page load. If you're unfamiliar with the technique, the basics are: Use class and id attributes on your document's body element that map to keys in an…
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Some of My Favorite Books about Programming
October 28, 2010 - I'm always telling people about books that made me a better programmer, and it's a fun and controversial topic to bat around. I thought I'd throw the list out there. ## [_The Pragmatic Programmer_, by Andrew Hunt and Dave…
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Docs That Work (Everyday Techniques No. 2)
October 29, 2010 - Any degree of design or development requires some level of documentation — documents that aren’t the work itself, but are either requirements or helpful aids in the process. Documentation builds project value as a handoff, a sales tool, a client satisfaction point,…
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Refresh Recap: Mobile Web, Big Crowd
November 5, 2010 - Matt Henry, a Senior Front-End Developer here at Viget, drew a crowd of 50 people yesterday at the 31st meeting of Refresh the Triangle. His talk, "The Agony and Ecstasy of the Mobile Web," struck a nice balance of being general and broad, but still technically detailed. Matt…
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UX 101: The Site Map
November 16, 2010 - The beginning of a project is a magical time. Your vision is clear, untainted by the realites of implementation, and the possibilities of what your site can be are spread out before you like an indian buffet. The task may look a little daunting, but there are a…
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14 Tips for Better Presentation Slides
November 18, 2010 - Your slides will make or break your presentation. An effective slide deck not only makes your talk easier to follow and comprehend, but it can also boost your credibility and leave your audience with a big smile on its face. I saw dozens of dozens of presentations last week at…
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Improve your site maps with page archetypes
November 18, 2010 - Here's a pretty typical site map: boxes and arrows, a decision point, and a conditional section. If you're the person who diagrammed it, you already have a good sense about how the system will work. You know the major interaction paths and what type of content will be…