Last week I was presented with this problem: Serve out video files from a Rails 3.1 app after some security callbacks were performed. This was on Apache 2.2.3 on CentOS 5.7, so the obvious answer was to use X-Sendfile headers …
October is Breast Cancer Awareness month and we’re happy to support this cause by changing different design elements on our site to pink! Below is a list of links promoting breast cancer awareness. Susan G. Komen National Breast Cancer Awareness …
We’d like to welcome blue grillhouse to the Peer Pressure Creative family! We’ll be working in collaboration with Spark on doing a complete site redesign for blue.
We’d like to welcome the United States Golf Association back to our active client list! We’ve worked with the USGA before on the 2009 U.S. Women’s Open website, and now we’ll be doing lots of cool stuff with the USGA …
We’d like to welcome the Bethlehem Fashion Event to the Peer Pressure Creative family! Run by the Lehigh Valley Chamber of Commerce, the Bethlehem Fashion Event is an event where they turn Main Street into a runway showcasing local fashion …
We’d like to welcome Herbein + Company, Inc. to the Peer Pressure Creative family! We’ll be doing a complete site redesign for Herbein + Company and we can’t wait to get started!
We’d like to welcome Digital Future Now to the Peer Pressure Creative family! We’ll be doing a complete site redesign for Digital Future Now and we can’t wait to get started!
We’d like to welcome Longo’s to the Peer Pressure Creative family! We’ll be doing a complete branding overhaul for the Longo’s family including its sister companies: Philly Crust Company and Petruzzi.
The jQuery docs state here that, “Calling $(selector).hover(handlerIn, handlerOut) is shorthand for: $(selector).mouseenter(handlerIn).mouseleave(handlerOut);.” Great feature, but unfortunately this doesn’t seem to be the case. If you get odd behavior with hover(), try mouseenter().mouseleave() instead!
Today I needed to install the sqlite3-ruby gem on CentOS 5.6 so that I could use SQLite for my Rails app’s Cucumber tests. This didn’t start well. The version of SQLite (and sqlite-devel, if you’re counting) on CentOS 5.6 is …