Rails Envy Podcast - Episode #028: 04/23/2008
by Jason on Apr 23, 2008
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:
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Ruby 1.8.7 pr 1
Post at Ruby Forum
Changelog - Ruby Hero Awards - Update on the podcast
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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
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Git Notes
Git Textmate Bundle
Git branch in your bash prompt - Deferred requests with erb, ebb, and thin
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Isn’t Django a Python framework? And a little typo: Mollom, not Mollum! ;-)
Other than that: Great job again, guys. Really YARV!
My name is pronounced some other way, but thanks for the reference anyway ;-)
Thanks for the reference!
I was surprised you pronounced my name correctly :)
I know Django is the comedy option python framework, but I like it almost as much as Rails. Rails really shines for building whole “web applications” with lots of forms and user-focused interactivity, but Django is fantastic for regular websites with just some dynamic data on the backend.
Merb is great. I really enjoy using it. Ported my Rails app to Merb. I still like Rails, but Merb just feels slicker, more lightweight, and more modular.
Mollom looks interesting.
Can Mollum filter out some of your jokes?
Thanks for calling out live validation – that’s one amazing library. You guys do a great job surveying what’s going on and highlighting neat stuff to check out and think about. Thanks!