2011 Archive
Notes on installing/debugging Swift
Posted Oct. 11, 2011 by Gabriel Hurley
Handy tips for getting Swift (OpenStack's object store component) up and running when it just won't cooperate.
Install Node.js, NPM, and LESS non-interactively
Posted Aug. 9, 2011 by Gabriel Hurley
It seems so simple, and yet the method for installing Node.js, NPM and LESS non-interactively is extremely difficult to find. For future reference here's the concise way to make it work.
New and improved, now with a gallery!
Posted May 29, 2011 by Gabriel Hurley
I've been doing a bunch of updates to the code that powers this site, and in the process I've also added a new section to the site: a gallery! I do so much film and photography work these days it seemed only fitting that I should showcase some of it here. This is a short update, I know ...
CSS3 and Data URIs on Zero Coordinate's new homepage
Posted April 3, 2011 by Gabriel Hurley
Spring cleaning is a good thing to do. Especially on old projects. One of those projects that desperately needed work was the homepage for Zero Coordinate Inc. The goal was to create a site that loaded inordinately fast and showcased some fun new tech without any javascript at all. Let me give the quick rundown of what's new and cool about it...
A few thoughts on Sphinx
Posted Feb. 17, 2011 by Gabriel Hurley
Sphinx is a phenomenal tool for creating documentation. It's used all over the world and has become the de facto standard for documenting Python projects (and Python itself!). I'm a big fan. I thought I'd share a few tricks I've learned, as well as a few thoughts on improvements I'd like to see.