Skip to content

Follow:: RSS; Twitter

Living the startup life in Atlanta, GA.

Home
About
Code
Photos
Resume

Posts tagged ‘Centos’

RMagick on Centos5 on July 18th, 2008

Look at me looking at you

Tejus Parikh

I'm Tejus Parikh, a software developer and technologist in Atlanta, GA.

Recent Posts

Using Java Enums to Return Collections of Other Enums
JBoss Hot-Deploy With Maven
Splitting Personalities
Dear Eclipse
Sizzle: A Standalone CSS3 Selector Library

Tags

atlanta Centos deployment Development eclipse flex fluid git github hiking intellij Java javascript jquery Linux mootools movies opinion osx passenger personal photos postgresql python rails Random rants review reviews ria ruby Ruby on Rails safari safaristand San Francisco scm Spring spring-mvc startup Tutorial vacation wallet web wordpress zimbra

Recent Tweets

vi_jedi: @Gomeler you really don't want a gen III rx-7 unless you can afford a V-8 swap. those motors were shit. get a gen II instead
vi_jedi: apparently the faulty ECU in toyota vehicles is affected by driver age: http://bit.ly/c6fAwW
vi_jedi: @joeuhl I woke up ready for the brickstore. @sonaliparikh will come too
vi_jedi: @pfreet that's cool seeing real numbers to the back of the napkin analysis

Recent Comments

Tejus Parikh on Integration testing Spring MVC Annotated Controllers
jellinn on Is better photo printing worth it? (and fotoflot review)
Ted Bergeron on Integration testing Spring MVC Annotated Controllers
Preeti on My Experience at the Lilburn Hindu Temple
Tejus Parikh on Dear Eclipse

Archives

About

I'm Tejus Parikh, a software developer and technologist in Atlanta, GA. My interests in the software process are startups, entrepreneurship, web development, and technologies that reduce the time it takes to solve the customer's need.

Of course, software development is what I do, not who I am and this blog tries to expose some of the latter as well. You'll often find me posting pictures of random things along with the occasional rant.

Me On Flickr

Search

Copyright © 2010 Tejus Parikh. Titan Theme by The Theme Foundry.