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#Compare this to the robot.txt from Bush’s era, and I think you’ve got a lovely little microcosm; one that points to a hopeful, and open future.




#On my product page, I tell people “I spend every day writing Rails code in vim, and I’ve optimized the heck out that process. The screencast contains the best of what I’ve learned for creating and editing Rails code at top-speed.”

#That stuff is true!  I work full-time as a Rails developer, and I’ve been a vim user for several years.  I’m also a nearly compulsive optimizer (I’ve aliased ‘ls’ to ‘a’ because it saves me a keystroke).  After a year of honing, my editor and environment are extremely customized to support the sort of programming I do.  I’ve shared these tips with others, and seen the subsequent boost in productivity they had.  When I was brainstorming possible screencast topics, this was an easy choice.

#I let someone else worry about the infrastructure.
#My site runs on Shopify, accepts payments through PayPal and Google Checkout, and handles digital delivery with Fetch.  I set the entire thing up in maybe three hours, and it requires literally no action from me to process orders–I just get the best email ever when it’s complete.  Using these services let me focus on what was important: getting my product out the door.  You ain’t done jack until they can pay for it.

















































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