by J on Oct 09, 2017
Here we are with episode 2 of the Rails Envy podcast - your weekly source for Ruby and Rails news. We're still pretty new at this Podcasting thing, so please let us know if you have any feedback, or what you'd like to hear.
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The Rails Envy podcast is proudly sponsored by the Pragmatic Studio which, in cooperation with Pragmatic Programmers, offers public training on cutting-edge technologies including Ruby, Rails and Erlang.
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Sitepoint - Free PDF - "Build Your Own Ruby on Rails Web Applications
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Debugging Your Rails App
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Rails 1.2.4
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Sexy charts in less than 5 minutes
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Thoughtbot's Jester javascript library
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Shoulda
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Test-Driven Development with Rails Studio
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Advanced Rails Studio
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Code Blocks Tutorial
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Ruby Blocks - Do or Brace?
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UPS Shipping with Rails with Hpricot
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acts_as_fulltextable
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RVideo 0.9 GEM
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Many Skinny Methods
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Deeptest
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Git
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Just dowloaded the podcast, so too soon to praise the new one. But hey, 1st one was great and I’ve decided to follow the podcast. Last weeks things about webistrano and seasaw was really useful.
I’m quite new to Rails, but I’m loving it and RailsEnvy tutorials and stuff is really helping me out. I’m also very joyed to see that this weeks podcast includes Git, which is my favorite VCS.
So I’ll run now to listen the podcast, and will be back. :) Thanks guys. Keep up the great work.
PS: BTW, you might be interested to know that someone is following from as far as Sri Lanka. :)
Great podcast, small correction amcharts has a free version, and your charts WILL be sexier than a sexy migration ;)
Nice podcast. I found it informative.
Rock on guys! Short and full of information need more of this sort of podcast as much as I do enjoy the others with interviews and what not