Rails Envy Podcast - Episode #034
Episode 034. I hope no one freaked out about the podcast being late
Rails Envy Podcast - Episode #034
by Jason on Jun 19, 2008
Episode 034. I hope no one freaked out about the podcast being late like I did that time my girlfriend was late.
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In this episode:
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Capistrano 2.4.0
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Gem Doc Shortcuts
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Phusion Passenger 2.0 RC1
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Ruby Enterprise Edition - Tada!
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MagLev talk at Railsconf
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Bind DLZ on Rails
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Rails 2.1 with better caching
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Rails based JSON-P
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Google AJAX Libraries
Google AJAX Libraries API - blog post by Google
Using Google Ajax Libraries API with Ruby on Rails -
Recovering lost commits with git
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Waiting for a Factory Girl
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acts_as_taggable_on
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Writing Macros in RSpec
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EngineYard Express
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Thanks for the link guys… oh, and your “maybe” jokes were hilarious, I’ve never heard that before! ;)
Not as bad as that one time my boyfriend was late…FOR WORK looool I’m hilarious.
This was a great podcast as usual.
“Like I did that time my girlfriend was late” = LOL. Never change, Jason.
“Why don’t they just put up ‘Linux only’?”
Because Ruby Enterprise Edition also works on FreeBSD. ;)
Stay tuned, I’ve got more git-related stuff coming up. I just have a few things I need to git done before I post them ;-)
Thanks for the link (to my first blog post).
For more git goodness, check out gitremotebranch at http://programblings.com/2008/06/23/git-remote-branches/
I’ve written up a plugin for using Google’s JS Libraries API, it’s at http://github.com/chriswarren/includegooglejs/tree/master. It’s my first plugin, so any input would be great.
It only handles Prototype and Scriptaculous, but I have some code that’ll handle any of the libraries available through Google. I’m hoping to have it out this week.