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Rails Envy Podcast - Episode #032: 05/21/2008

Rails Envy Podcast - Episode #032: 05/21/2008

by gregg on May 21, 2008

Episode 032. Why bother reading RSS feeds when you can just listen to the podcast to get your fill of the most interesting Ruby and Rails news? This week staring Steven Bristol, Elvis Presley, and Fergie. Does it get any better then that?

If you're going to be at Railsconf next week, don't forget about the Ruby Heroes Award Ceremony, taking place Friday, 7:40 PM right before DHH's Keynote. Also if you're as passionate about podcasting as we are, come join us at the Podcast Meetup after DHH's keynote at 9 PM.

The Rails Envy podcast is sponsored this week by Engine Yard, fully managed hosting for your Rails applications. Learn more at EngineYard.com

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In this episode:


  • Passenger on Dreamhost

  • Rails on Rubinius

  • Railscasts Rails Tips Contest

  • Load Balancing & QoS with HAProxy

  • Thor's Hammer

  • Palmist

  • Merb Unity

  • Merb Exceptions

  • Can Has Auth

  • The Narcissism of Small Code Differences

  • FiveRuns Manage 2.05

  • Dynamically Created Methods in Ruby

  • Javascript auto include rails plugin

  • Oracle Enhanced Adapter

  • Living on the Edge

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Episode 031. Steven Bristol is back this week and although the podcast is full of music, we don't actually sing. Seriously, I have no idea how all that music got in there.

The Rails Envy podcast is sponsored this week by Engine Yard, fully managed hosting for your Rails applications. Learn more at EngineYard.com

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In this episode:


  • JRuby Rack

  • DBSlayer with ActiveRecord Adapter

  • WS-Deathstar SOAP walkthrough

  • Business Natural Languages Video

  • Rails iui plugin

  • Cross Site Reference Forgery

  • MonkeyBars

  • Endless Page Plugin

  • Ruby Hoedown

  • Ruby Kaigi

  • Reading a GPS with Ruby

  • Heroku Gets 3 Million

  • Notes from Advanced Rails Studio

  • Poor Mans CDN

  • Community Engine

  • Living on the Edge

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Episode 030. Steven Bristol steps in for Jason this week for this information packed episode. Last week some of our stories got screwed up by the microphone we were using, so this week we're back with extra ruby flavor.

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:


  • Rails Docs & Rails 2.1 Imminent

  • Capistrano 2.3.0

  • Webistrano 1.3

  • Metric Fu

  • Wikipedia API Ruby Wrapper

  • Elastic Server On Demand from Cohesive FT

  • Relic RPM by New Relic

  • RailsMachine new website

  • Rails Kits

  • Lovd By Less

  • Block Level Helpers in Rails

  • TextMate Syntax Highlighting

  • Hobofields plugin

  • Newbish Ruby on Rails Link Library

  • Building a Social Network Site in Rails

  • Extracting EXIF Data

  • GitHub RubyGems

  • A Look at Ruby Debuggers

  • Twitter isn't ditching Rails

  • Can Rails Scale? Absolutely!

  • Living on the Edge

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