Arun Agrawal

I have completed my certificate in Scrum Master. Completed training and evaluation.

Now i am Certified Scrum Master.

Cheers,

Arun

Hi All,

We have done a WebApp which is useful to track exceptions coming from your Rails Application.

You can checkout this App. ErrorApp

This app will notify you when any error occur in your Application and you can start looking into them.

It keeps track of your exceptions and let you know the full backtrace, environment information and many more details to figure out the problem.

You can add project as much you want.

Currently this application can work with Ruby on Rails application. Later on we can use this with any language.

Currently we are looking to catch Java projects error. Source

We want you guys to give us feedback about ErrorApp

Feel free to ask any question to me at  arun(at)errorapp.com

Cheers,

Arun

Hi,

I am using DropBox from last year. Very good storage program. Syncing between devices is awesome. No dependent on operating system. You can use what ever you want to use. Everything will be synced.

They have free plans in which you will get 2GB online free storage.

Check this out DropBox

Hi,

Just switch to Dreamhost for my new hosting provider. These guys are good if you are looking for a good hosting.

Dreamhost provides me to create unlimited shell accounts so my friends also can use this for their blogs.

Check this out..!!!

You can use my email address in refer page. it’s arunagw at gmail.com

Or you can follow this link http://www.dreamhost.com/r.cgi?550551

Hi,

We are doing revert our code in different different ways.

The basic way of doing this using git revert command.

The git revert commit command is substantially similar to the command git cherry-pic commit with one important difference: it applies the inverse of the given commit. Thus, this command is used to introduce a new commit that reverses the effects of a given commit.

My Current master status

A => B => C => D => E

If we are reverting commit D

Then it will become

A => B => C => D => E => D”

Here D” is the commit reverse of D

Arun

Hi,

I have started working on a plugin which helps rails projects to maintain the list of rake tasks.

Here what i am doing is we are maintaining files using version numbers.

As one rake command will tell us what is left to be run in a team environment.

Suppose i have written a rake task or some ruby code to be execute on the db in a order.

Other team member also want’s to run that task on their DB and as well as on production environments.

What this plugin is doing is, when you want to add some ruby code or want’s to run some ruby code in a sequence.

Just create an empty ruby file using rake migration generator and add ruby stuff there.

if you have migrate that file into the DB. Which means that you have applied that ruby code into your environments. Other developer can take your changes and just migrate those things in their DB also.

Idea is same like as DB Migrations are working.

Here is the URL for plugin

http://github.com/arunagw/rake_migration

This plugin is under development currently.

Cheers,

Arun Agrawal