HN user
Figured it out:
I double checked the install - that everything linked properly etc.
For OS X users do this:
/usr/local/bin/gitfs <remote repo or local git parent folder> <any/mount/folder>
and then you'll see a new volume mount on the desktop like "OSXFUSE Volume 0 (python 2.7)"
Followed OS X insx but hit a wall with 'mount.fuse <git repo> <mount/folder>
What is mount.fuse?
I installed Python fuse.py... still poking around...
I would love something like QuickCursor... How did you install QuickCursor? (builds won't launch due to the OS X Sandbox?)
I feel like I owe such a huge debt to Ryan and don't even want him to feel the pressure of 'coming back'... as he already gave so much. Burnout is a serious issue for those that make a living behind a keyboard.
That being said - how would you reenergize in his shoes?
He's been chasing the edge of Rails development for so long - is that where the subscribers come from?
It seems like he gets OVER THE TOP response every time he does a more 'newbie' Railscast - so maybe here are some options to maybe reenergize and keep the subscriber base - what would you like to see?
- More Rails newbie stuff - Exactly like before, after a break - More Multi-session 'building a complete app' - Guest speaker sessions - Evolve to more of a 'how to tackle programmer challenges' - Evolve to more of a 'building web apps' vs. 'only Rails' (ember, meteor, Go)
What else?