Today I've been thinking about a small Twitter-based project which involves urls posted by people there. Those urls use some url shortening service like bit.ly in most cases - but I needed the actual destinations for those links. I ended up stealing code from John Nunemaker, wrapping it up into a Ruby gem and releasing version 0.1.0 of RedirectFollower. You can find the source code on GitHub.
read on...After finally realizing that it really is Wordpress that is stopping me from writing more frequently because of the additional hassle with formatting, linking and syntax highlighting, I created my own blog software which features Markdown formatting, CodeRay syntax highlighting, and moved my blog over to heroku.
read on...It's a bit belated for sure, but I was stuck at my girlfriend's family in southern Germany and in the holidays, so there was no time (or reason) to get in front of a computer... A happy new year to all of you. Of course, the title of this blog had to be updated accordingly to 2010. I'll try and keep more posts pouring in this year!