Stress Testing Your Web App

August 9th, 2010 By: bret


www.MantiCityCreek.org Goes Live

August 5th, 2010 By: Daniel

I have been asked to announce that we have recently gone live with manticitycreek.org, a website for the Manti Irrigation and Reservoir Company of Manti, Utah to monitor real-time data from local canals, ponds and rivers.

manticitycreekdotorg

There are a number of different data products for viewing the data, including charts and graphs and tabular reports. It is even available by phone thanks to cloudvox’s IVR technology. The site has been built with Radiant which makes it easy for us to embed jQuery-powered data products from our data collection and management tool, which is a Ruby on Rails application. We have also integrated external resources such as SNOTEL graphs from the Western Regional Climate Center to make it easy to analyze long term precipitation trends.


We’re Hiring

September 30th, 2009 By: brian

Moki Systems is seeking a full-time Ruby on Rails developer. The person should be a self starter, willing and able to figure things out on their own. Applicant should have experience with Ruby on Rails, MVC programming concepts, MySQL and/or PostgreSQL experience and the ability to learn new technologies. Any additional programming experience is a plus.

This is a full-time position with a 90-day probationary period after which medical benefits and paid holidays are available. Salary is competitive and depends on experience.

Send a resumé to:

Kelli Valadez

Contact Phone:
435-674-3571

Contact Email:
hr@mokisystems.com


Linux Clipboard Snippets

September 4th, 2009 By: Daniel

Whenever I find myself typing the same thing over and over again, I have to come up with some way to avoid the repetition. And one thing I do a lot is fill out web forms that require things like credit card numbers and unique email addresses. For a while I tried using Parcellite (a clipboard manager) but it wasn’t really designed for what I wanted to use it for. Finally with the inspiration of this thread I was able to cobble together a solution that does just what I want.
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