It seems the polls have spoken - but the decision is up to us, and belive us, it was a tough decision. First of all let us say what a wonderful competition this has been! We have seen some amazing skills and submissions represented and we want to thank everyone who submitted a design.
We could not make up our mind 100%, so we decided to give a first and second place. First place will still receive the full prize money ...
It seems we had a major problem with multiple votes in our freeCSScart logo competition. So we had to get rid of the old polling system and put in this new one which does not allow for multiple votes. So please, re vote for your favorite logo! The voting period will be extended till Wednesday.
Vote Here!
See the Top 5 Logo's Here!Â
Well, the competition has ended and we must say there were a lot of amazing submissions! Great job to everyone who submitted! We had 117 replies and over 5000 views! But the time has come to choose a winner! So without further ado, here are your options.
How to determine a winner:
please look at all 5 logo's before voting
some submissions may have more than one design, just pick your favorite and vote for that number
the voting will last until September 19th
please ...
We were trying to find a list of sites that use Ruby on Rails, but we could not find any simple ones that list the good sites, thus we decided to make our own list. Here it is in no particular order:
43things.com
odeo.com
fluxiom.com
strongspace.com
typo
instiki
shopify.com
A List Apart
chow hound
insider pages
penny arcade
(google) measure map
jobster
blinksale
icon buffet
vital source
basecamp - Invented Ruby on Rails
campfire - Invented Ruby on Rails
bigcartel
Enjoy...
We have been seduced, and her name is Ruby. The initial version of freeCSScart had been developed in php, but as we continued to play more and more with Ruby on Rails, we were dragged away and enticed by her simple, power. So after months of developing in php, we have officially decided to swith development into 100%, pure, simple, Ruby on Rails.
This is great news for you! Becuase it means faster page load times, quicker database querys, and most ...
