Rails Envy Podcast - Episode #024 - 3 - Information, Details and
Rails Envy Podcast - Episode #024 - 3 - Information, Details and
by gregg on Mar 26, 2008
Episode 024. This week Jason takes a week off and I'm joined 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 Halogen Guides. For world-wide vacation home alternatives check out Halogen Guides Real Estate, for the insider's guide to private aviation see Halogen Guies Jets, and for the best in 5-star travel deals see Halogen Guides Travel.
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In this episode:
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Phusion Pasesenger (mod_rails)
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Ruby as an applescript replacement
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JRuby 1.1 RC3 Released
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Big name companies using Ruby on Rails
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Speeding up gem on OSX Leopard
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For attaching files, use Paperclip
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Building a Better Ruby
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Google AJAX Language API
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Protosafe
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Git-Style Automatic Paging in Ruby
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SMS Fu
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Cruise Control Progress Charts
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Living on the Edge
Lastly, you may have noticed some beeps separating some of the stories this week. I figured this might make things sound a little less abrupt when we start on the next story, let me know if you have any feedback (like/dislike).
Episode 023. 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 by Viget Labs. Viget is a web consulting & development firm based outside of Washington, DC with another office in Durham. Since 1999 they've been working with start-ups like Squidoo and ODEO. They're hiring Rails developers, so meet them at RailsConf or check them out at viget.com.
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Download the podcast ~20 mins MP3.
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In this episode:
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rAtom 0.2.1 Gem released
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RadRails 1.0 Release
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TextMate for Rails 2 Peepcode
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RSpactor
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Using Cells to bring re-use to your Rails views
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Rails Search Benchmarks
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InLine
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Ruby Mendicant
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Yahoo Fire Eagle
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Google Sitemaps
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memcached dogpile effect
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can_flag plugin released
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MetaProgramming Logger
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Doodle
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Lovd By Less
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Use attr_protected or we will hack you
Episode 22. As always, a big thanks to Chu Yeow, for the edge Rails updates and thank you to our sponsor Corpedia.
The Rails Envy Podcast is sponsored by Viget Labs. Viget is a web consulting & development firm based outside of Washington, DC with another office in Durham. Since 1999 they've been working with start-ups like Squidoo and ODEO. They're hiring Rails developers, so meet them at RailsConf or check them out at viget.com.
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Download the podcast ~18 mins MP3.
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In this episode:
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Merb 0.9.1
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Merb Peepcode
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JRubyStack
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MacRuby
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Cleanly Migrate your Subversion Repo to Git
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Migration Concordance
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How to avoid a disastrous launch
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Ultrasphinx
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Acts_as_sphinx + Tests
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Campfire messages in Growl
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Make Campfire growl your name only
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Google Contacts API
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Mack Framework
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Write your typo posts in Haml
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JavaInline
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Mephisto + Defensio
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The Steve and Obie Show
Episode 21. As always, a big thanks to Chu Yeow, for the edge Rails updates and thank you to our sponsor Corpedia.
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Download the podcast ~18 mins MP3.
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In this episode:
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Developing Rails Applications on Mac OS X Leopard
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Capistrano 2.2 Released
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Installing Ruby & Friends on Mac OSX Leopard
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Google Maps Static API Gem Released
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Count vs Length vs Size
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Ruby Tarantula
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Try()
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Replace method_missing with dynamic method definitions
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Sharing code between ActiveRecord Models
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Ebb Web Server
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Riding the Waves of a new Ruby Web Framework
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Custom Textile Tags
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Building a Website with Webby
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Open classes: (1..100).inject(&:+)
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A detailed explination of Ruby’s Symbol#to_proc
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Philly Emerging Tech Conference