As I explained to my non-techie brother-in-law when he asked how I’d spent my weekend: “We have a task that requires a car. The car we have now is serviceable, but it creaks a bit, and if any bits of … Continue reading →

We’re migrating some of our apps to Ruby 1.9.2 and Rails 3.1.3. On Lucid, there are debs for Ruby 1.9.1 and a rather generic-looking Rails, but we really need finer-grained control of versions. I attempted to build our own custom … Continue reading →

Yesterday, AMEE deployed an updated version of AMEEconnect to the live AMEE platform. The main changes in this release of the AMEE platform are: Content management updates required for new content currently being developed by our Science Team; A bug … Continue reading →