Didn’t make it to Rubyconf? Or maybe you missed a few talks? Well here you go, the entire event in 31 minutes. This video contains links to the Full Confreaks Videos, so if you see something you like, you can go view the entire video.
Warning: Not all the Confreaks videos are posted yet, so if you click the links in the video some may not be up. See the Confreaks Video page for a list of videos which are posted (the ones that are linked).
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Episode 056. Sorry about leaving you without a podcast last week without warning, but we're back this week with a bunch of really useful Ruby tools.
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Ruby on Rails 2.2 Released
Moving to Rails 2.2 Headaches
ApiDock - Now with Rails 2.2
Rails meets Sinatra
Rack and Rack Builder
Shoulda for RSpec is Remarkable
Speeding up Rails Development
Installing Ruby 1.9 Preview 1 on OSX
The Rails Myths
Tutorial on hosting with Amazon AWS with EC2 and EBS
Professional Ruby Conference Notes
Notes from the Ruby Manor
Acts As Conference CFP open
A Test Server for Rails Apps
Pushr, or the application will deploy itself
Ruby Networking on Steroids
Introducing Compass for Sass
Rails Rumble Observations
R18n Internationalization Gem
Timecop: Freeze Time in Ruby
Amazon CloudFront
Ramaze By Example
Integration tests with Shoulda/Factory Girl/Webrat
Episode 055. RubyConf wrap-up this episode. It's also the longest episode ever clocking in at 26 minutes of awesome.
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Merb 1.0
Meet Merb PDF by Peepcode
Merb 1.0 Released So Here’s 44 Links and Resources To Get You Going
Adding color to your Merb.logger
Merb OpenID Consumer Application based on Merb-Auth : atmos.org
JRuby 1.1.5 Released - comp.lang.ruby | Google Groups
JRuby on Open Office
Ruby on Rails Security Project - The Book
Red/Redshift Demo App on Vimeo
nutrun » Blog Archive » HTTP accelerator cache purging
Creating Filesystems with Ruby and FUSE
RSpec should each matcher — Thoughtfolder
caboose On hiring Rubyists and Railsers
MountainWest RubyConf 2009 dates and CFP
Headius: FFI for Ruby Now Available
Hungry Machine: How to save 100m of RAM per mongrel
#1215 Add :only/:except options to map.resources - Ruby on Rails - rails
Rubyconf was last weekend, and I was there taking video of all the speakers for a nice little montage which will come out next week when the Confreaks videos are released. At some point I started wondering what it might look like if I condensed my 30 minute video down to 60 or 90 seconds. To get your appetite wet for my 30 minute video, here is what resulted:
Rubyconf 2008 in 90 Seconds from EnvyAds on Vimeo.
There could probably be some funny sentences made with each snippet of video if I had the time. Feel free to download the video from Vimeo (login then look in the bottom right of the video page) and have fun editing it. Just please leave us a link in the comments if you come up with something creative.
If it’s important to you to code fast Ruby applications, take a look at the third Envycast on Scaling Ruby. See the preview below to get a taste of what it’s all about:
Episode 054. I hope to see everyone at Rubyconf! Find us and say hi if you're there. I'll be the one talking about how Rails can't scale.
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Ruby 1.9.1 preview1 is out
evil.che.lu - ANN: braid 0.5 - vendor your git and svn repositories
Riding Rails: Rails Guides Wants You
listrophy's suprails at master — GitHub
SDS and Ruby : Infozerk Inc.
InfoQ: Ruby SDK for the Microsoft Cloud Computing Platform Released
2008 Rails Rumble And The Winners Are...
37signals's cached_externals at master — GitHub
Ruby and Shoes Programming: A New Course | RubyLearning Blog
self.works_with_ruby? - session_lifetime plugin
Fixtureless datas with Machinist and Sham
nokogiri-1.0.3 Documentation
JetBrains RubyMine/a>
Optimizing RDoc
Daniel Azuma: Implementing DSL Blocks
Terralien - Announcing the textile_toolbar Plugin
Move Over Rails. Here Comes Merb.
Merb OpenID Consumer Application based on Merb-Auth : atmos.org
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