by J on Nov 14, 2017
Episode 7. We have officially moved the podcast release to Wednesdays. As always, thanks to the Pragmatic Studio for sponsorship and please let us know if you have any feedback for us or anything you'd like us to cover.
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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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Rails 2.0 RC1
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JRuby Introduction
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ActiveRecord-JDBC
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Rails Deployment
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Make Resourceful 0.2.2
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Will_paginate Testing
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Prototype 1.6.0, Scriptaculous 1.8.0, and Scripteka.com
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Google's OpenSocial in Ruby on Rails
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Open-ID tutorial
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Alternative Ruby Frameworks
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Merb 0.4.0 and Merbivore.com
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RDDB Released
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Git Screencast
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Nginx fair proxy balancer
Update: You can start your "How to take on 5 year olds" training here.
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Love the podcast. Keep them coming. Great job.
Wow. I think you guys have 1-uped yourselves this time. Because of 5-year-olds. Well done.
Where’s the link for “git”??
You guys are hilarious.
Mark, good catch… I’ve updated the post with the link.
Bernie, J, and R, thanks a lot!
Enjoyable as always…
Enjoying, enjoying, enjoying, enjoying, enjoying, enjoying, enjoying, enjoying, enjoying… Boss requests some work to be done, only one processing brain availible, busy. Enjoying, enjoying, enjoying, enjoying, enjoying, enjoying, enjoying, enjoying, enjoying, enjoying, enjoying…
Ok, so that was maybe a bit lame ;)
I’ve listened to all your podcasts and this was by far you best. Your description of “Nginx fair proxy balancer” was both hilarious and informative and I was rolling when you were talking about how many 5 year olds you could take on. The video you posted was perfect also.
I laughed until tears burst.
Also, you guys did the best round-robin description EVER