Tag: Fedora

  • It’s live: Usersnap’s JavaScript error- and XHR log-recorder.

    I am so happy. Today we released our console recorder (JavaScript errors and XHR logs) and now every web developer can fight bugs like a superhero. It’s so awesome!

  • Developers Will Never Need To Leave Vim Again, especially under Fedora

    As a proud Fedorian, vi user under Fedora and as a developer (well from time to time) I  must share this news that combines my two worlds. The problem The truth is everybody needs to do multitasking today. The real cost of it  is hidden, but you’ll definitely lose at least 40% of your productivity…

  • There is one place to share ideas about the web and its name is @WebExpo – Prague

    No kidding. Prague became one of the finest European technology and start-up hubs and I believe there is a great future and potential, which we will see coming true in the next couple of years. Maybe that’s one of the reasons I moved here a couple of years ago. If you add the beauty of…

  • Marketing Kanban Style for Tech Startups

    Oh no, there is no mistake. It’s not Gangdam Style! I am always trying to mix software development methodologies into community and marketing management. Last year I gave a talk at Fosdem about using Agile methods, and especially Trello, to engage your community. Currently I implementing a similar approach into a project I am involved…

  • How To Throw A Smashing Fedora Release Party

    I am into organizing Fedora 18 release party in Prague this month and I though it’s time to share my ideas about a smashing Fedora release party. Engage I know most people are busy, especially in big cities. Start your engagement process at least 3 weeks before the release party. Whom to target: All Gnu/Linux…

  • Fedora 17 on Raspberry Pi: Mission Possible

    Just after Christmas my Raspberry Pi has arrived in a tiny-tiny box :) Fedorize it! How to install Fedora on it? Easy? Since I don’t have SD card writer, shame on me I used my wife’s Windows machine build-in writer, but for good. Unfortunately all Fedora instructions are for Windows 7 and Vista, but here’s…