Introduction to WhoDoes 2.0

WhoDoes 2.0 is new and improved with more intuitive and easy-to-use features. What’s new? WhoDoes 2.0 makes it possible to beginning managing a project in a just few minutes, even more efficiently. Using just one of the new features Fast Planning, assigning tasks to team members, defining due dates, implementing task ...

Coming Soon: Whodo.es 2.0

It took us a while but we’re finally close to the release date of Whodo.es 2.0. The philosophy What drove us to this release was the need to make our product as simple as working on paper. Most of your daily planning is normally done without following any particular schema, you simply start ...

Playing with methods

I’ve recently bought a copy of The Ruby Way and I’m getting deeper and deeper into the most hidden and powerful Ruby features. Yesterday I attempted for the first present life to play by instance methods and I’m going to share what I discovered with you. To start I want to remind ...

The Art and Science of Retweeting for Twitteraholics

This is a guest post by AJ Vaynerchuk. He blogs about social media, marketing, and SEO, and spends a lot of his time on Twitter. Many bloggers use Twitter as a platform to promote their own blog. That’s an easy concept, no need to waste our time in that place. Instead, lets focus on something that is under-utilized by greatest ...

Create getter and setter on a valorized variable

I noticed that none of the attr_* (attr_reader, attr_accessor and attr_writer) has the capability to let you assign a value to the variable you’re creating. This can be solved using the Class constructor method but it can lead you to explain the meaning of the initialize function just to make these assignements. So ...
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