Rails Envy Podcast - Episode #003: 10/16/2007
by Jason on Oct 16, 2007
Along comes Episode 3 of the Rails Envy podcast - your weekly source for Ruby and Rails news. In this episode, I try to give full text search as an example of practically everything. As always, thanks to the Pragmatic Studio for sponsorship and please let us know if you have any feedback for us or anything you'd like us to cover.
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In this episode:
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Capistrano & Webistrano configuration params
Announcement: http://blog.innerewut.de/
Reference: http://labs.peritor.com/webistrano/wiki/ConfigurationParameters
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Great episode! I love the format–you guys are entertaining, informative and in general have created the perfect example of an excellent podcast. Thanks!
Love that new podcast you’ve got here, rock on!!
Hey Guys,
Thanks for talking about my site (refactormycode.com)! Glad you like it!
Your tutorial on page caching was really helpful for scaling the site.
Keep up the good work!
Great use of the police siren. Excellent choice.
Holla, another podcast. You guys don’t need to get drunk you just need to ad lib more. There were about two times I genuinely laughed during this podcast and both times it was (I think) unscripted. I think the podcasts would be more awesome if you didn’t sound so structured and just went with the flow more :)
Loving the podcasts. Keep up the good work!
Seriously, good podcast. Lots of good info in an entertaining format. Thanks!