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Rails Envy Podcast - Episode #064: 01/21/2009

Rails Envy Podcast - Episode #064: 01/21/2009

by Jason on Jan 21, 2009

Episode 064. The awkwardness is sometimes palpable.

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    In This Episode:
  • Katz Got Your Tongue? » Merb 1.0.8
  • Rails Prescriptions
  • collectiveidea's graticule at master - GitHub
  • Ruby Enterprise Edition 1.8.6-20090113 released, thanks to sponsors! « Phusion Corporate Blog
  • Home - Chef - Opscode Open Source Wiki
  • Chef: Suck on my chocolate salty balls
  • DABlog Son of 10 things to be aware of in Ruby 1.9!
  • Sinatra 0.9.1 Released
  • Release 0.8.3 — Mack Framework
  • Why should your hello world remain boring? | CodedLite (A better Mack Hello World Page)
  • %w(Akita On Rails) * 2.0 / The Best Environment for Rails on Windows
  • How to protect downloads but still have nginx serve the files @ Ramblings on Rails
  • InfoQ: Testing is Overrated
  • When Do I Test?
  • Why I Chose JRuby Over Groovy | Vita Rara: A Life Uncommon
  • README at master from clemens's later_dude - GitHub
  • DebGem (beta), Ruby packages for Debian
  • Elad on Rails: Rails and Amazon EC2 - Beginners guide
  • Craft the perfect gem with Jeweler @ Technical Pickles
  • Gems with Inochi
  • simonmenke/gm @ GitHub
  • James on Software: One Line Tests Without the Smells
  • MemcacheQueue: a pure memcached queue « coderrr
  • Ruby Manor - Videos
  • Scotland on Rails
  • Acts As Conferences
  • Bridging MRI, JRuby & Rubinius with FFI - igvita.com
  • Bertg's i18n_action_mailer at master - GitHub
  • GravityBlast - by Andrea Franz » Blog Archive » Web app theme

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Episode 063. Gregg's Back! Matt Damon!

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The Rails Envy Podcast is also brought to you this week by Pragmatic Screencasts. Learn Ruby, Rails, Erlang, and iPhone development by shoulder-surfing with an expert. Pragmatic Screencasts is a collection of video tutorials to help you stay on top of your game. New topics include Mastering Rails Forms and Objective-C for only $5 per episode. Check 'em out at pragmatic.tv


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    In This Episode:
  • The Rails Way: Requests Per Second
  • harukizaemon's restful_transactions at master - GitHub
  • Jump Start Credit Card Processing: How it works, what you need, with Ruby & JavaScript examples
  • InfoQ: New Patches for 1.8.x Fix Memory Leaks And Improve Performance
  • Robby on Rails : Get to know a gem: Ghost
  • Robby on Rails : Subdomain accounts with Ruby on Rails explained
  • message_block: a error_messages_for replacement for flash message and model error handling at Rails Garden
  • Emacs on the Mac (Life has a funny way of sneaking up on you) » Stuff… And Things…
  • kennethkalmer's daemon-kit at master - GitHub
  • Ruby symbols - Khaled alHabache’s official blog
  • harukizaemon's stripper at master - GitHub
  • Drogomir's blog » Blog » Upload progress bar with mod_passenger and apache
  • Lockdown - Lockdown - Stonean
  • SpeakMy.Name » Blog Archive » Action Guide to git submodules (with Rails flavor)
  • git ready » daily tips for the noob to the guru
  • shuber's attr_encrypted at master - GitHub
  • attr_encrypted: Encrypts and Decrypts Your Attributes Transparently
  • Arrow Lambdas, a Ruby 1.9 Vignette
  • David Rupp's Blog: A Gem Is Born: Announcing Gemviz
  • Radarb: A Ruby Gem That Makes Using the Outside.in API Simple | Web Development Blog: Web Development Insights, Best Practices, Tips & Techniques : Viget Labs
  • Custom Phusion Passenger Error Templates | Springy Development
  • RailsTips by John Nunemaker
  • rowtheboat » Blog Archive » Rails with Datamapper
  • Find Closest Mashup Plugin with Ruby on Rails
  • David Chelimsky- rspec-1.1.12 is released

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Two things to blog to you about…

Firstly, if you work near Munich or Frankfurt, Germany and your company might be interested in having me do some Rails training at the end of the month, I’m going to be there for a conference and would love to talk to you. The dates I’m looking at are January 28 or 29. Email me at Gregg at Rails Envy.

Secondly, if you live in the South East US or you’re just looking to get away from the winter weather, it’s not too late to get tickets to Acts As Conference, Orlando Florida’s yearly Rails conference taking place February 6th and 7th. Orlando is simply beautiful this time of year, and the conference is pretty close to Disney/Universal so you have no excuse not to bring the whole family! Then again, if you’re too busy making snow angels, I’ll understand.

Jason and I will be speaking there along with a great lineup of speakers including Yehuda Katz doing his first post Rails + Merb Merge talk, Steven Bristol talking about how to make Successful Rails apps, Bryan Liles is continuing his ‘Test all the f’n time’ mantra, and Orlando’s own Tim Rosenblatt talking about using OAuth with Rails.

Should be a great time, so if you’re looking for a way to get out of the snow and into the sun, this may be your best bet. Hopefully see you there!

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Episode 062. We have a special guest host this week: Geoffrey Grosenbach of the Rails Podcast and PeepCode! We had a great time.

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Check out PeepCode as well, from our cohost this week Geoffrey Grosenbach. PeepCode Screencasts are a high-intensity way to learn Ruby on Rails website development.


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    In This Episode:
  • Announcing the Rails Activists
  • modruby.net : mod_ruby-1.3.0 released
  • Configatron 2.2.0 Released, now with Ruby 1.9 and JRuby support! — Mack Framework
  • jeremymcanally's krauter at master — GitHub - A Rails Router in 200 LOC
  • Little Known Ways to Ruby Mastery by Josh Susser | RubyLearning Blog
  • Ruby on Rails Tutorials | Ruby Pond
  • Freelancing Gods: Freelancing Tips via Rails Camp 4
  • opensocial-ruby-client - Google Code
  • Mephisto— Mephisto 0.8.1: Drax relaunched
  • Wrapping a Method in Ruby
  • Local Continuous Integration with Integrity | Morethanseven
  • What good is a flexible paperclip? — GIANT ROBOTS SMASHING INTO OTHER GIANT ROBOTS
  • Towards Rack 1.0 / Introducing the Rack Core Team - Rack Development | Google Groups
  • Mobile Commons » Developers
  • SourceClassifier: Identifying Programming Languages Quickly
  • rubyforge version 1.0.2 has been released! - Polishing Ruby
  • crafterm's sprinkle at master — GitHub

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