Episode 029. Adam Keys joins us this week because he was in town filming some new videos with us. As always, a big thanks to Chu Yeow, for the edge Rails updates and thank you to our sponsor Sun.
A note about the audio. The audio this week is horrible because of a certain new microphone which we bought that will remain nameless that we will be returning. We'll announce the two poll results next week since the audio got completely distorted for a few stories including the poll. We'll also try and make the episode extra long to compensate. We're sorry!
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Thanks to those of you who came out for my Web 2.0 Expo Talk in SF. You can download my slides here . If you want to share the talk with other people and see another demo of RSpec, I did a video presentation last year entitled How I learned to love testing which covers a lot of the same topics but is an entirely different talk.
I didn’t include my source, but to learn more about RSpec, go read the RSpec Home Page
To learn more about user stories with webrat, check this RSpec Plain Text Stories article
For autotest configuration with growl, check out this post
Episode 028. We're using a slightly different mic setup this week which is why the audio may sound a little different. As always, a big thanks to Chu Yeow, for the edge Rails updates and thank you to our sponsor Sun.
The Rails Envy podcast is sponsored this week by Sun Microsystems,
bringing you a complete open source develop-to-deploy environment
for Ruby and Ruby on Rails. Learn more at Sun's Ruby Development
Center at developers.sun.com/ruby
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In this episode:
Ruby 1.8.7 pr 1
Post at Ruby Forum
Changelog
Ruby Hero Awards - Update on the podcast
Live Validation
Livevalidation.com - For the javascript
Live validation Rails plugin
Automatically migrate your database
Ruport: Business Reporting for Ruby
Seed-Fu
Open Source Rails
Scout App - Now open to the public
Mollom - Spam filtering (Gem)
Migrating to Ruby 1.9 by Bruce Williams
Lone Star Ruby Conf
Git Notes
Git Textmate Bundle
Git branch in your bash prompt
Episode 027. In this episode, Gregg and I make wildly inaccurate assumptions about the Rails community based on our poll last week. As always, a big thanks to Chu Yeow, for the edge Rails updates and thank you to our sponsor Sun.
The Rails Envy podcast is sponsored this week by Sun Microsystems,
bringing you a complete open source develop-to-deploy environment
for Ruby and Ruby on Rails. Learn more at Sun's Ruby Development
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In this episode:
Rails Core is now on Github
Phusion Passenger Released
Mod Rails
Setup mod_rails on Leopard
Rubyflow
Timezone support in Rails 2.1
Libraries in Ruby 1.9
Merbivore gets a wiki
Mini Template Language Review
Thinking Sphinx Reborn
Masquerade - Rails based OpenID Server
Rails schema browser plugin: proof of concept
Gem Updates
Tmail updated to 1.2.3
Memcahed 0.9
RDoc 2.0.0
Episode 026. I'm back. Thanks a lot to Steve Bristol for sitting in while I was gone and to Gregg for doing the data gathering, recording, and post production. As always, a big thanks to Chu Yeow, for the edge Rails updates and thank you to our sponsor Viget Labs.
The Rails Envy Podcast is sponsored this week by Morph Labs, which recently released a service to simplify the deployment, delivery, and management of Ruby on Rails applications.
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In this episode:
Rails core is moving to Git
JRuby 1.1 Released
Slick or Slack?
Easy Rails Docs
Queso – Sitemap Plugin
RubyAMP Textmate Bundle
Log Buddy
Ruby Facets 2.4.1 released
Action Messenger
Pastie Packer
Simple Pages in Rails
Josh Susser: Simple Pages in Rails
Giant Robots Smashing in to other Giant Robots: Static Pages for the Enterprise
Comatose Plugin
Episode 025. Jason took another week off so I'm joined once again by Steven Bristol. As always, a big thanks to Chu Yeow for the edge Rails updates.
The Rails Envy Podcast is sponsored this week by Morph Labs, which recently released a service to simplify the deployment, delivery, and management of Ruby on Rails applications.
This fully serviced rockin’ platform offers you instant provisioning, elastic scaling, daily billing, 24/7 monitoring, backups and a lot more than just managed Rails hosting. With a subscription service starting at $1 per day, how can you resist? Visit www.morphexchange.com for complete details.
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It is with a heavy heart I am announcing that, after much deliberation, we've decided to abandon RailsEnvy.com because we can no longer live the lie. Effective today, we've made the switch completely to Java. We're tired of Rails scaling issues.
The Ruby/Rails community has been great and very supportive. We will miss you all equally, but some more than others.
There is better swag available at Java conferences than at Ruby conferences. Oh, and you know that JRuby thing? Well guess what it runs on. Right, that's Java.
We can be reached at javaenvy.com if you have any questions or comments.
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