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We're super psyched to add another engineer to our growing development team. And we liked Joe so much that we moved him out from the tropics of Minnesota.
I was lucky enough to sit down with the man of hour on the couch next to the kitchen for a frank coffee klatsch.
Joel is the head of technology here at CoverHound, but he's a man of wide and varied interests. I was lucky enough to pick his mind the other day about Ruby, Larry David and beyond.
We pepper him with such questions as what's difference between Ruby and Ruby on Rails? And which is the better group Tribe Called Quest or the The Wu-Tang Clan? Enquiring minds need to know.
Hopefully you weren't beating your head against the FB APIs too long before you got your Google on and found this. The following is a soup-to-nuts guide for creating a Facebook fan page with content customized for fans vs. non-fans (i.e. visitors pre- and post-like).
Jeff joined the engineering team at CoverHound in August, after working at Renascence IT Consulting and Google. He recently sat down for a candid discussion.
Did you know CoverHound's CTO was one of the earliest adopters of Ruby on Rails?