Episode 044. We've decided to stop living the lie and are just letting OS X system speech say all names for us from now on.
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As you may already be aware, Jason and I have been working on our own paid Screencasting website, called Envycasts.
We’re releasing the website into the wild today, with our first envycast Advanced ActiveRecord. Definitely check out the website and view the flash preview of this first screencast.
How are we different then the other screencasters?
Well, the biggest difference is that we put together a green screen. So basically you see us in front of the code, instead of our voices. This makes for a more engaging, and I think entertaining experience, but I’ll let you be the judge.
Both Jason and I owe big props to the other big screencasters in the Ruby / Rails world, Railscasts, Peepcode, Pragmatic Screencasts, the Learning Rails Podcast/Screencast, amongst others. If it wasn’t for these guys, I doubt we’d have done a website like Envycasts.
If you’ve enjoyed the content we’ve put out here on Rails Envy, even if you don’t buy the screencast, maybe consider doing us a favor and help us promote the website (feel free to steal the images here). We love producing media for the community, and admittedly it isn’t as profitable as just coding, so hopefully with your help we can keep on doing what we do.
Episode 043. What's an Australian Rails developer's worst nightmare? Listen to the podcast all the way to the end to find out.
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What thread-safe Rails means
Parsing XML with Ruby
Conditional Get Support
MapReduce with inspiration from functional programming
Rails-doc changes to APIdock.com
ActiveRecord: Using namespaced Models
MonetDB adapter for ActiveRecord
Rails Plugin: dynamically_tags
Sam Ruby's Ruby 1.9 Slides
Ruby VM Shootout
Upcoming Ruby/Rails Workshops:
Collective Idea is holding a Ruby on Rails training course on August 25-28 in Holland, Michigan for $1495.
Satish Talim recently announced the 7th free online ruby programming class. You can register now, and the class starts Saturday, September 6th.
October 4th in Austin Texas the Softies on Rails guys are doing a day long REST with Rails workshop. $295 bucks for that.
October 14th in Boston, Ma the guys from Thoughtbot are putting together an Advanced Ruby on Rails workshop for $495.
The Pragmatic Studio has a Rails studio September 15-17 for $1500, and an Advanced Rails studio November 17-19 for $1700.
The Rails Envy podcast is sponsored this week by Five Runs. FiveRuns provides Rails developers with a full stack of tools that helps them install, deploy, and maintain their web applications. Check them out at FiveRuns.com.
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Enumerating Enumerable
Multiple Vulnerabilities in Ruby
Building Static Web Sites with Webby
Quickly Switch Between Rails Versions
Faster From XML
Dizzy CheatSheets
ViewGem
Yahoo! Music Battle of the APIs
Plugin: Localized_dates
Localizing Rails
Prawn 0.1.0: Fast, Nimble PDF Generation in Pure Ruby
Jason and I hit up the Ruby Hoedown last weekend and I did my video bit, putting together a montage of the proceedings for those who didn’t make it:
Ruby Hoedown in 10 minutes
You can also click one of the following links if you’re interested in seeing one particular person, but I highly recommend just watching the whole thing, it’s only 10 minutes for heaven sake!
Bryan Liles,
Chris Wanstrath,
David Black,
Gregg Pollack,
Jason Seifer,
Jeremy McAnally,
Jim Remsik,
Jim Weirich,
Joe O’Brien,
Obie Fernandez,
Rein Henrichs,
Rick Bradley,
Robert Dempsey,
Yehuda Katz, and
Yossef Mendelssohn
Anyone out there interested in having me do this for their conference/event? hehe… Hey, I can dream right? Talking about professional video, the Confreaks guys were there, so I suspect we’ll see full video coverage of the conference in a couple of days. When they do post them I’ll link up their videos as well.
Gregg and I are at the Ruby Hoedown in Huntsville, AL and I thought I'd take notes and give a summary of the talks. Gregg is going to do one of his summary videos in the next few days but I thought some people might prefer actually reading about it. I was going to live blog this but started late and couldn't type my notes all in time. Enjoy.
The Rails Envy podcast is sponsored this week by Five Runs. FiveRuns provides Rails developers with a full stack of tools that helps them install, deploy, and maintain their web applications. Check them out at FiveRuns.com.
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