Rails Envy Podcast - Episode #064: 01/21/2009
Episode 064. The awkwardness is sometimes palpable. Subscribe via
Rails Envy Podcast - Episode #064: 01/21/2009
by Jason on Jan 21, 2009
Episode 064. The awkwardness is sometimes palpable.
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In This Episode:
- Katz Got Your Tongue? » Merb 1.0.8
- Rails Prescriptions
- collectiveidea's graticule at master - GitHub
- Ruby Enterprise Edition 1.8.6-20090113 released, thanks to sponsors! « Phusion Corporate Blog
- Home - Chef - Opscode Open Source Wiki
- Chef: Suck on my chocolate salty balls
- DABlog Son of 10 things to be aware of in Ruby 1.9!
- Sinatra 0.9.1 Released
- Release 0.8.3 — Mack Framework
- Why should your hello world remain boring? | CodedLite (A better Mack Hello World Page)
- %w(Akita On Rails) * 2.0 / The Best Environment for Rails on Windows
- How to protect downloads but still have nginx serve the files @ Ramblings on Rails
- InfoQ: Testing is Overrated
- When Do I Test?
- Why I Chose JRuby Over Groovy | Vita Rara: A Life Uncommon
- README at master from clemens's later_dude - GitHub
- DebGem (beta), Ruby packages for Debian
- Elad on Rails: Rails and Amazon EC2 - Beginners guide
- Craft the perfect gem with Jeweler @ Technical Pickles
- Gems with Inochi
- simonmenke/gm @ GitHub
- James on Software: One Line Tests Without the Smells
- MemcacheQueue: a pure memcached queue « coderrr
- Ruby Manor - Videos
- Scotland on Rails
- Acts As Conferences
- Bridging MRI, JRuby & Rubinius with FFI - igvita.com
- Bertg's i18n_action_mailer at master - GitHub
- GravityBlast - by Andrea Franz » Blog Archive » Web app theme
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Sinatra latest verion is 0.9.0.2, not 0.9.1
Hello Children!
Chef appreciates the props, guys =)
Thanks for the mention guys, very flattered. Hope it helps motivate Windows users to tag along with us.
Good work on the links this week. How long does it take you guys to figure out what you are going to talk about that week and then to actually make the podcast?
Thanks for mentioning my little project guys.
Eh guys, that “aggregated list of all the useful I18n plugins” is already there :)
Have a look at http://rails-i18n.org/wiki
Thanks for the mention guys, me and my funny name are happy :)
@Kent Thanks, will update the post.
@AJ @Akita @Simon No problem guys, great work
@Carl Stories usually take about 3-4 hours to put together, recording about 1 hour, then when I edit it takes anywhere from 3 - 9 hours depending on how much we mess up.
@Sven That’s awesome, thanks for the link I’ll put it in next week’s show.
@Elad It was only because I couldn’t find your last name on the blog :)
It’s fine, if you guys had trouble pronouncing my first name, my last name is far beyond your reach. See you next time :)
Great work guys, and thanks to all the contributors! The information and show notes this time around were extremely useful.
Acts As Conference is February 6-7 (Friday and Saturday), not 7-8 (Saturday and Sunday), as you mention in the podcast.
Hey guys, thanks for mentioning Inochi. I’m honored that you found it interesting enough to include in the podcast.
One thing I want to clarify is that Inochi’s emphasis on good documentation is what sets it apart from other gem builders.
We’re all programmers here and putting Rake tasks together is a piece of cake for us, but writing good documentation is a huge pain—-so much so that we tend to avoid it altogether. This is the main itch I wanted to scratch by creating Inochi: to strengthen and encourage the little technical writer inside all of us.
Also, I find that having a good-looking user manual with content listing, good navigation, and everything on one page so you can search it, really goes a long way in helping users (and potential contributors) get up to speed quickly with an open-source project.
This is accomplished via my ERBook1 project, which I assembled over the years as I worked on various open-source projects, because DocBook-XML gave me a serious headache.
Cheers!
Hey is this the beginning of the end? i don’t remember you guys missing posting a podcast for this long? i’m worried dude
Thursday evening, still no new podcast. Sniff!
@Frank I just haven’t had the time these last few days to do it. I’m trying to get it up ASAP.
Jason, thanks for the update :) we look forward to your podcast every week. Glad to hear one is still due for this week(end).
i was getting worried about the podcast too, but glad to hear it will be up soon :) I need my fix :)
Jason, I’m starting to go through withdrawal here. The shakes? Check. Bloodshot eyes? Check. Can’t sleep? Check. This is looking like full-blown withdrawal. You gotta help me man! Come on, just a little something something to tide me over. You (and Gregg) are the one one who can help me!