Rails Envy Podcast - Episode #037: 07/09/2008
Episode 037. This week's podcast delay brought to you by a certain
Rails Envy Podcast - Episode #037: 07/09/2008
by Jason on Jul 09, 2008
Episode 037. This week's podcast delay brought to you by a certain unnamed cable company. They're [Redacted]-tastic!
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In this episode:
Ruby news from RubyKaigi 2008
How to get a Ruby Job
Insoshi: Rails 2.1 Case Study
Testing IPhone Apps with Ruby
Clone Pastie with Sinatra & DataMapper 0.9
Find tests more easily in your Rails test.log
Global Setup In RSpec or How To Add Logging For Specs
Rolling a JRuby desktop application
The Road to Hell is Paved with Caching
Using Ruby for IMAP with Gmail
Pretty Blocks in Rails Views
Speed up slow Rails development in Vista
Sexy Forms for Merb
Railscamp 08
Public Service Announcement: Don't Forget to Clear Out Your Rails Session Data
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I was able to solve my problem with scaling. Thanks! Keep up the awesome work!
Also HAML is great way to clean up your views http://haml.hamptoncatlin.com/
I guess I’m that other Rails developer on Vista. Well, you were wrong; I do listen to this podcast.
I almost left a message last week but I forgot the number and was too lazy to re-download the podcast and skip toward the end for the number.
Since you guys still didn’t post the number on the site I am doing it for the good of all black people. If you not black you’re not allowed to read this: 407 409 8440
Oh wait it’s already posted. That’s racist.
I’m the third developer using Vista I guess :)
Not sure what to make about the comment above.. but still :)
Hey guys, one quick correction. I didn’t post the “Road To Hell” blog entry - I just commented on it suggesting that the poster use memcached. :)
Thanks !