Originally posted on Coding / Coffee / Rock'n'Roll:
https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/getting-started-with-rails4 Gemfile ruby ‘2.0.0’ group :development, :test do gem ‘sqlite3’ end group :production do gem ‘rails_12factor’ gem ‘pg’, ‘~>…
Month: April 2014
Using rake to automate heroku tasks
Originally posted on Kakimoto Online:
One of the cool things that I’ve learned at ThoughtWorks is automating stuff. Automating daily tasks is pretty cool and important. For instance, all…
Salesforce Dynamically Adding/Deleting rows in visualforce
Originally posted on proLG:
Addition or removal of line items can be done dynamically on click of a button without refreshing the complete page. It can be…
Serving AngularJS templates from static resources
Originally posted on Force 201:
An AngularJS app typically starts with an “index” page that loads the required JavaScript/CSS and acts as the container for the client-side processed…
Why Excel and Multi-BOM are killing collaboration?
Originally posted on Daily PLM Think Tank Blog:
Excel and Bill of Materials. What can be better to start a discussion? One of my favorites blogging buddies…
More Sort Functions
Originally posted on Newton Excel Bach, not (just) an Excel Blog:
I have recently added three new sorting User Defined Functions (UDFs) to the SortFunc-py spreadsheet, and added…
20 Excel charts for your dashboards
Effectively displaying data is always a challenge. Making sure that the right data is being displayed is one thing, but making sure that the way it is displayed visually matches the message you want to send is quite another. I’m not going to go into what charts you should use and when, instead I am simply going to give you 20 charts to choose from. You can download the Excel file here. Visually appealing, these charts should be great to use in dashboards or even infographics.
Enjoy
