Episode 80. Gregg sneezes on my dog in this episode. How messed up is that?
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Show Notes
Ruby 1.8.6 Maintenance Transition
VIM Ruby Debugger
Autotest and Vim integration
Scotland On Rails Presentations
LA Rubyconf videos up
Alternative to Multiruby
out of time (mat brown on programming) - Installing alternate Ruby versions as optional packages
out of time (mat brown on programming) - A 15-line alternative to multiruby
externals - manage your external git dependancies
Parallel Specs
EngineYard: 5 Tips to Scale Your Rails App
5 Tips to Scale Your Ruby on Rails Application | Union Station
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Ruby VM Roundup
Blather - XMPP DSL for Ruby
Queueing with RabbitMQ and AMQP
What to Expect in Rails 3.0 - Free Webcast
SMS On Rails
Ri_Cal gem for iCalender Integration
InfoQ: RiCal: A New iCalendar Library for Ruby
rubyredrick's ri_cal at master - GitHub
Build Games in Ruby using Rubygame
Ocra: One-Click Ruby Application Builder
Job_fu - Simple Asychronous Processing
Ruby http require
Rails Magazine Issue #2 - Rails 2009 Report
Rails Testing Frequently Asked Questions
Agile Ajax » Rails Testing Frequently Asked Questions — The Non-Code Version » Pathfinder Development
Rails Prescriptions
TorqueBox - Rails on JBoss
Dan Croak's Twitter Search Gem
10 Reasons You Should Be Listening to the Rails Envy Podcast
Thoughtbot: Thunder Thimble
Fixing Threads in Ruby 1.8: A 2-10x performance boost
Fix a bug in Ruby’s configure.in and get a ~30% performance boost.
6 Line EventMachine Bugfix = 2x faster GC, +1300% requests/sec
Episode 78. Another great episode of Ruby/Rails News. FYI, sorry the audio quality is a little off this week, but hopefully we'll be back up to par next week.
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Nimble Method: The future of Rails is Ruby 1.9 - real performance of 1.8, JRuby and 1.9 compared
API Throttling Middleware
Tokyo Cache Cow
Tokyo Cabinet: Beyond Key-Value Store - igvita.com
joshbuddy's tokyo_cache_cow at master - GitHub
libcraigscrape - Craigslist Scraping
Delocalize Plugin for Rails
A better progress meter for your Ruby Scripts
Http in Ruby with Typhoeus
Ruby Toolbox
Melt Your Brain!
XMPP4R: XMPP/Jabber Library for Ruby
tmm1's amqp at master - GitHub
ezmobius's nanite at master - GitHub
Write a 32-line chat client using Ruby, AMQP & EventMachine (and a GUI using Shoes)
Github Pages for Fun and Win
Maptimize Google Map Helper
Spree Open Source Cart 0.8.0 Released
Spree 0.8 released
Blue Ridge Javascript Testing Framework from Relevance
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Episode 77.
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Rack 1.0, a modular Ruby webserver interface
Ruby Enterprise Edition 1.8.6-20090421
Phusion Passenger 2.2.2
D2S3 - Direct to S3 upload form Rails helper
Getting S3 and SWFUpload to Cooperate in Rails
Domain Specific Languages in Ruby
How to add simple Permissions into your Simple App
How to Add Simple Permissions into Your Simple App.
be9's acl9 - Roles Authorization Library
Handsoap - Library for creating SOAP clients in Ruby
ParseTree is dead on Ruby 1.9
Clearance is a Rails engine
Clearance is a Rails engine
Tips for writing your own Rails engine
Dataflow: Thread-safety in Ruby
Ruby Date Class Slows you Down? Rewrite it in C!
Install Ruby Rails on Ubuntu 9.04 (with Nginx/Passenger)
Rails Sever Setup + App Deployment Using Moonshine
Episode 73. is subtitled "Somewhere over the Rainbow", but you'll have to listen to find out why. This episode Jason and I are in the same room! As you might expect, much hilarity ensues.
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Riding Rails: Rails 2.3: Templates, Engines, Rack, Metal, much more!
MacRuby
the Rubyist
Rails Prescriptions
Red Artisan: Comma, CSV for all
How to Get A Job at a Top Ruby Shop
Effluxion - JSON Meets Tokyo Cabinet (and More!): CloudKit 0.11.0 Released
M4DBI - Models (and more) for DBI
faithfulgeek's naked_rack at master - GitHub
purzelrakete's mini at master - GitHub
Twibot: A microframework for Twitter bots in Ruby / Ruby - cjohansen.no
Rails Searchable API Doc
Aissac Blog » Member Extension
Radiant CMS - Extension Registry
Nodeta » Blog Archive » Stopping your Rails application with Phusion Passenger
Episode 70. I was going to try and copy Gregg from last week but my dog can't talk yet to do the introduction. Darn obedience classes. Obie Fernandez from Hashrocket co-hosts this week and we have a blast. I hope you all enjoy the show and am sorry for the delay. But it's a good one, I promise!
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Riding Rails: Rails 2.3 RC2: Final stop before release
Episode 069. This week Steven Bristol co-hosts with me, and my son Ender introduces the show (he's 2 1/2).
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JRuby 1.2.0 RC1 Released
Phusion Passenger 2.1.1 (beta) Released
Net::SSH, Capistrano, and Saying Goodbye
APIDock in Textmate
Spike Revisited
How to speed up gem installs 10x
Shoulda Looked at it Sooner
Atomlog - Rails log to Atom Feed
Rails 2.3 Nested Object Forms: Not crazy about em
CSS Naked Day Plugin
Rails Magazine - Issue #1
ActiveRecord Optimization with Scrooge
Rails Integration Testing with Integrity
Ploymaps Rails Plugin
adva CMS - cutting edge rails cms platform
Why you should deploy your next app on Ruby 1.9
rack-flash - Flash messages for Rack
Ruby Best Practices - Sample Chapter
Rails Underground 09
The Hampton and Steve show
Ruby Hero Awards
Case you're wondering where those "Fix it!" quotes were from, it was from a Saturday night live sketch. See here (and skip to the 4:31 mark) and here.
The song from the end of the show is Generals And Majors (2001 Digital Remaster)
Episode 068. Nothing like starting out an episode with an awkward, poorly received joke.
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Building and Scaling a Startup on Rails: 12 Things We Learned the Hard Way - Axon Flux - A Ruby on Rails Blog
Passenger-stack | Sprinkle scripts to provision your server quickly
Sliding Stats: Rack Middleware to keep an eye on your traffic
Offline Gem Server RDocs | Jason Seifer
jnewland's sinatra-rubygems at master - GitHub
gist: 65615 - GitHub
The Rails Way: File Downloads Done Right
methodmissing's mysqlplus_adapter at master - GitHub
tagz vs markaby/builder/haml/erubis - Polishing Ruby
Mundane Essays: Easily switch between Ruby 1.8.6 and 1.9.1
is_taggable - GiraffeSoft | Welcome to smarter web app development.
enum_field - GiraffeSoft | Welcome to smarter web app development.
timeline_fu - GiraffeSoft | Welcome to smarter web app development.
javan's whenever at master - GitHub
Webbynode
Ruby Hero Awards
Rails Forms microformat « Trek
Official Google Data APIs Blog: Start the Downloads!
Spike
Mixing Cucumber with Test::Unit/Shoulda — GIANT ROBOTS SMASHING INTO OTHER GIANT ROBOTS
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Confreaks: acts_as_conference 2009
tinyrb - macournoyer's blog
Katz Got Your Tongue? » Initial Release of Moneta: Unified Key/Value Store API
Coffee Powered » Graceful degredation: Using Gravatar as a fallback avatar with Paperclip
Utilize Canonical URLs in Your Rails Applications - Intridea Company Blog
Radiant 0.7.0 - Intaglio Release (final)
gist: 59130 - GitHub
michael galero » Blog Archive » Guide to Rails Metal
Struggling With Ruby: The Ruby Proc
georgepalmer's couch_foo at master - GitHub
Updating A C Extension For Ruby 1.9.1 « Like Dream of Banister Fiend
Bitcetera: Regex in a Nutshell
Taps for Easy Database Transfers
it's a ruby thing—and some other things too
Paul Dowman » Blog Archive » Backing up your MySQL database to S3
The Git Bell: post-commit → ruby → arduino → bell - Ideas For Dozens
Dr Nic » ChocTop - packaging and deployment of Cocoa applications
Ruby JobMotel - Ruby web developer jobs
10h24min by José Valim
Ruby Inside Brasil: Notícias, links, códigos e dicas diárias sobre Ruby
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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In This Episode:
The Rails Way: Requests Per Second
harukizaemon's restful_transactions at master - GitHub
Jump Start Credit Card Processing: How it works, what you need, with Ruby & JavaScript examples
InfoQ: New Patches for 1.8.x Fix Memory Leaks And Improve Performance
Robby on Rails : Get to know a gem: Ghost
Robby on Rails : Subdomain accounts with Ruby on Rails explained
message_block: a error_messages_for replacement for flash message and model error handling at Rails Garden
Emacs on the Mac (Life has a funny way of sneaking up on you) » Stuff… And Things…
kennethkalmer's daemon-kit at master - GitHub
Ruby symbols - Khaled alHabache’s official blog
harukizaemon's stripper at master - GitHub
Drogomir's blog » Blog » Upload progress bar with mod_passenger and apache
Lockdown - Lockdown - Stonean
SpeakMy.Name » Blog Archive » Action Guide to git submodules (with Rails flavor)
git ready » daily tips for the noob to the guru
shuber's attr_encrypted at master - GitHub
attr_encrypted: Encrypts and Decrypts Your Attributes Transparently
Arrow Lambdas, a Ruby 1.9 Vignette
David Rupp's Blog: A Gem Is Born: Announcing Gemviz
Radarb: A Ruby Gem That Makes Using the Outside.in API Simple | Web Development Blog: Web Development Insights, Best Practices, Tips & Techniques : Viget Labs
Custom Phusion Passenger Error Templates | Springy Development
Episode 062. We have a special guest host this week: Geoffrey Grosenbach of the Rails Podcast and PeepCode! We had a great time.
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In This Episode:
Announcing the Rails Activists
modruby.net : mod_ruby-1.3.0 released
Configatron 2.2.0 Released, now with Ruby 1.9 and JRuby support! — Mack Framework
jeremymcanally's krauter at master — GitHub - A Rails Router in 200 LOC
Little Known Ways to Ruby Mastery by Josh Susser | RubyLearning Blog
Ruby on Rails Tutorials | Ruby Pond
Freelancing Gods: Freelancing Tips via Rails Camp 4
opensocial-ruby-client - Google Code
Mephisto— Mephisto 0.8.1: Drax relaunched
Wrapping a Method in Ruby
Local Continuous Integration with Integrity | Morethanseven
What good is a flexible paperclip? — GIANT ROBOTS SMASHING INTO OTHER GIANT ROBOTS
Towards Rack 1.0 / Introducing the Rack Core Team - Rack Development | Google Groups
Mobile Commons » Developers
SourceClassifier: Identifying Programming Languages Quickly
rubyforge version 1.0.2 has been released! - Polishing Ruby
Episode 061. Happy New Year! I went a little heavier on the sound effects in this one because I haven't done that in a while.
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Bringing Merb's provides/display into Rails 3
Katz Got Your Tongue? » Dispatch from the Front Lines
Scalable Datasets: Bloom Filters in Ruby - igvita.com
theIntuitionist's lite-fixtures at master — GitHub
The Pragmatic Bookshelf | Mastering Rails Forms
thuss's standalone-migrations at master — GitHub
SapphireSteel :: The Book Of Ruby
boof's column_scope at master — GitHub
Katz Got Your Tongue? » Merb 1.0.7 Release Notes
irb & script/console tips — GIANT ROBOTS SMASHING INTO OTHER GIANT ROBOTS
dotfiles.org | community for sharing dotfiles
Mark Tucker's Brainwork: Unit Testing Using Context
matthooks's vimeo at master — GitHub
Matthias Georgi - Kontrol - a micro framework
Agile Ajax » acts_without_database: Leverage ActiveRecord with Non-Database Backed Objects » Pathfinder Development
Episode 060. Merry Christmas! Happy Holidays! OMFG MERB AND RAILS OMG OMG OMG OMG. And that's going to be in next week's episode! LOL!
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Rails Metal: a micro-framework with the power of Rails: \m/
Merb Dependencies and Bundler: Conquered! (Screencast) | Splendificent
InfoQ: Rhodes Brings Ruby Apps to iPhone, Windows Mobile, BlackBerry
Object-oriented sheep, running around in Ruby Shoes [Restafari.org]
Sinatra: 29 Links and Resources For A Quicker, Easier Way to Build Webapps
Ruby Advent 2008
Meet Emacs | PeepCode Screencasts for Web Developers and Alpha Geeks
terrbear.org» Blog Archive » Rails/Web App Performance, Part 1 - Measurement
JRuby 1.1.6 Released - JRuby - Codehaus
Rack-based Session Stores on Rails : Admoo Labs
CloudKit - An Open Web JSON Appliance
RubyRef: Ruby Documentation on your iPhone » Vestal Design
Geokit for Ruby & Rails: home
Managed Rails Hosting, Rails Deployment from Engine Yard | Vertebra
Robert Sosinski » Understanding Ruby Blocks, Procs and Lambdas
Episode 059. We have a thorough episode this week. Is there something you want to see in the podcast? Let us know!
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The Great Ruby Shootout (December 2008) | Zen and the Art of Programming
Dr Nic » Future proofing your Ruby code. Ruby 1.9.1 is coming.
Web Spidering and Data Extraction with scRUBYt! | Ruby Pond
scrubber's scrubyt_examples at master — GitHub
Pathfinder Development » Rails Worst Practices: 13 Coding Nightmares You Should Avoid
Robby on Rails : Launching Ruby on Rails projects, a checklist
Introducing Cache Money « Magic Scaling Sprinkles
memecircus - Ruby, Ruby on Rails, Merb, Open Source, Linux, Web Development, Coding News
Install Glassfish for Deployment on Ubuntu 8.10
Introducing Mint Store a strategic store for merb
Bug Trackers I Have Known « A Fresh Cup
Phusion Passenger 2.0.6 released « Phusion Corporate Blog
GUIfy your Ruby apps with Shoes
A Collection of Rack middlewares
josh's metal at master — GitHub
Mental Paging Space: Rails to Windows Integration - Single Signon with NTLM and Mongrel
Riding Rails: RailsWay - German Rails Magazine
ddollar's socket-debugger at master — GitHub
Rails Magazine
Ruby for systems administrators
Insider Scoop From the Tutorial Divas
The Rollsteady Network » Blog Archive » Ruby on Rails HTTP Basic Auth with LDAP
Rails TakeFive - A Conversation with Gregg Pollack
Merb Training
Acts as Conference 2009
[Update]Rails, Ajax, and jQuery courtesy of Wiktor
Episode 058. I'm back this week after having shoulder surgery last week. Also, I'm on pain killers this episode. Whee! Enjoy.
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Phusion Passenger 2.0.5 released; mentioned on live.37signals.com « Phusion Corporate Blog
Ruby Enterprise Edition 1.8.6-20081205 released, thank you sponsors « Phusion Corporate Blog
Pathfinder Development » Pimp my Rails: Five Plugins & Gems to Make Rails Better
hookr's hookr-1.0.0 Documentation
Ruby Advent 2008
Fitting curves to data using Ruby and the GNU Scientific Library
Ubiquity RDoc Search Command
Paris on Rails 2008 - Téléchargements
Logging your model with a custom log « mediapeers development blog
trak3r's iphone-rdoc-template at master — GitHub
The Merbist » Blog Archive » Merb ♡ Rails | merb news - consulting - training
Episode 057. Steven Bristol steps in for Jason this week and does a great deal of smack talk along with finally coming out of the closet (As a JRubyist). Find out what took him so long!
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Episode 056. Sorry about leaving you without a podcast last week without warning, but we're back this week with a bunch of really useful Ruby tools.
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Ruby on Rails 2.2 Released
Moving to Rails 2.2 Headaches
ApiDock - Now with Rails 2.2
Rails meets Sinatra
Rack and Rack Builder
Shoulda for RSpec is Remarkable
Speeding up Rails Development
Installing Ruby 1.9 Preview 1 on OSX
The Rails Myths
Tutorial on hosting with Amazon AWS with EC2 and EBS
Professional Ruby Conference Notes
Notes from the Ruby Manor
Acts As Conference CFP open
A Test Server for Rails Apps
Pushr, or the application will deploy itself
Ruby Networking on Steroids
Introducing Compass for Sass
Rails Rumble Observations
R18n Internationalization Gem
Timecop: Freeze Time in Ruby
Amazon CloudFront
Ramaze By Example
Integration tests with Shoulda/Factory Girl/Webrat
Episode 055. RubyConf wrap-up this episode. It's also the longest episode ever clocking in at 26 minutes of awesome.
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Merb 1.0
Meet Merb PDF by Peepcode
Merb 1.0 Released So Here’s 44 Links and Resources To Get You Going
Adding color to your Merb.logger
Merb OpenID Consumer Application based on Merb-Auth : atmos.org
JRuby 1.1.5 Released - comp.lang.ruby | Google Groups
JRuby on Open Office
Ruby on Rails Security Project - The Book
Red/Redshift Demo App on Vimeo
nutrun » Blog Archive » HTTP accelerator cache purging
Creating Filesystems with Ruby and FUSE
RSpec should each matcher — Thoughtfolder
caboose On hiring Rubyists and Railsers
MountainWest RubyConf 2009 dates and CFP
Headius: FFI for Ruby Now Available
Hungry Machine: How to save 100m of RAM per mongrel
#1215 Add :only/:except options to map.resources - Ruby on Rails - rails
Episode 053. Dripping with sarcasm, awesomeness, and shameless self promotion. And icon ideas.
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Episode 051. Another episode packed with the most interesting news coming out of the Ruby and Rails communities. We're still looking for another sponsor for the podcast, so please email Gregg at RailsEnvy if you have a product or service you'd like to market to Ruby developers. Thanks!
The Rails Envy podcast is brought to you this week by Edge Case. EdgeCase specializes in the "teach you to fish" model of creating an application and training your developers in both how and what gets developed. EdgeCase focuses on transparency and agility as well as offers customized training in Test Driven Development, Ruby on Rails, JRuby, and Agile development.
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shuber's Profile — GitHub
Release 0.8.0 — Mack Framework
YouTube - Monty Python-Witch
helper testing using ActionView::TestCase @ Technical Pickles
Asynchronous HTTP Cache Validations - igvita.com
Autotest Notifications in Ubuntu with Mumbles « dambalah
Can Ruby, Rails Make Developers Shine in a Downturn?
GravityBlast - Andrea Franz's Blog » Blog Archive » Radiant iPhone extension 0.0.1
RubyCocoa: Store User Password in Keychain @ 知易行难
Merbcamp - notes from the edge | Ruby Pond
First release of ffmpeg-ruby
Ruby Manor
pillowfactory.org : "We ain't got no RSpec" - The Birthday Regift
dcrec1's restful-authentication-i18n at master — GitHub
James on Software: Blank: A Starter App for r_c and shoulda Users
Episode 050. We've officially been doing the Rails Envy Podcast for a year now. Thanks everyone!
The Rails Envy podcast is brought to you this week by NewRelic. NewRelic provides RPM which is a plugin for rails that allows you to monitor and quickly diagnose problems with your Rails application in real time. Check them out at NewRelic.com.
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Thin 1.0 « Marc-André Cournoyer’s blog
tog
pivotal's desert at master — GitHub
:: GIANT ROBOTS SMASHING INTO OTHER GIANT ROBOTS :: shoulda 2.0
play/type blog. Workling Version 0.3 Released
Shoulda Testing Cheat Sheet | Kyle Banker
Named_scope backport
Scotland on Rails
Load Testing With Log Replay - igvita.com
Katz Got Your Tongue? » Merb Master Process
The Merbist » Blog Archive » Get on Merb Edge pre 1.0
TextMate reigns supreme with ‘Ack in Project’ | eval(code)
metautonomo.us » Blog Archive » Easy Role-Based Authorization in Rails
Ruby Tools Roundup - The Devver Blog
default_value_for Rails plugin: declaratively define default values for ActiveRecord models « Phusion Corporate Blog
Rails XLS Revived
Scotland on Rails
» BaseApp: a quick start for your Rails App Ariejan.net
Top 5 uses for Capistrano
The Pragmatic Bookshelf | Rails Development for the Facebook Platform
:: GIANT ROBOTS SMASHING INTO OTHER GIANT ROBOTS :: Custom Tags in Liquid
Fair Answers » Blog Archive » My Month-A-Page Calendar
Dan Manges's Blog - Testing Fragment Caching
Lastly, we are actively looking for podcast sponsors for the next few weeks, so if you'd like for us to talk about your products or services on the podcast email Gregg at RailsEnvy for additional information.
Episode 049. I have nothing funny or cool to say here. I'm sorry. But hey! How about Apple lifting that iPhone NDA!
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Migration From RSpec Stories — cucumber — GitHub
Koz Speaks — Random Musings on Technology: Countries and Controversies
Pathfinder Development » TankEngine: New plugin for Rails iPhone Development
Episode 048. I admit I had a couple of beers before we recorded this week and it's the most offensive podcast ever. Sorry. At least we warned you and bleeped out all the bad words. Well, most of them.
The Rails Envy podcast is brought to you this week by NewRelic. NewRelic provides RPM which is a plugin for rails that allows you to monitor and quickly diagnose problems with your Rails application in real time. Check them out at NewRelic.com.
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Ruby on Rails guides
Memo-what? - A Guide to Memoization
Ruby on Rails Code Quality Checklist - Articles - Matthew Moore
scie.nti.st » Making methods immutable in Ruby (or, Death to Monkey Patching)
Buci on Rails | My first DSL in Ruby
GitHub Tagging Extension
PaulBarry.com - Concerned With: Skinny Controller, Skinny Model
Adam @ Heroku. Rifgraf
InfoQ: Kenai: Project Hosting Built on JRuby on Rails
MetaSkills.net Using Autotest For Rails Plugin Development
Nikos D.: Ruby & Rails Jobs (in Europe, USA, and worldwide)
Extending your irb at ZachInglis.com
Multiple Attachments in Rails | Practical eCommerce
Rails App Performance Monitoring // RailsTips.org by John Nunemaker
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Episode 046. Another week of interesting news from the Ruby and Ruby on Rails world. If you would like to see written summary of Rails parts of this episode, Gregg cross posted the content to This Week On Rails on the official Rails blog.
The Rails Envy podcast is brought to you this week by Rails Kits. Rails Kits provides ready made and tested Rails code for you to use in your projects.. Check them out at RailsKits.com.
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Rails 2.1.1: Lots of bug fixes
Rails 2.0.4 Maintenance Release
Exploring the Ruby Interpreter
Query memcached
Searchgasm Released
How to Scrape Websites using scRUBYt!
Rails Edge Connection Pooling & Shallow Routes
Rails Edge: Shallow Routes
Rails Edge: Mailer Layouts
Rapid Prototyping with Apache Derby and JRuby on Rails
Episode 045. Have fun at RailsConf Europe to all who are attending and if you're going to the Lone Star Ruby Conf, we'll see you there!
The Rails Envy podcast is brought to you this week by Rails Kits. Rails Kits provides ready made and tested Rails code for you to use in your projects.. Check them out at RailsKits.com.
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Mack Framework 0.7.0
Merb 0.9.5
Halcyon 0.5.3
Ruby Security Quick Guide
Neverblock Mysql Support
Capistrano 2.5.0
Continuous Integration - in a Box
JRuby Server - Zero to Production
Typo 5.1.3 is out
Typo on Glassfish
Introducing RR, Test Doube (or mock) framework
Rails Summit Latin America
Merb Camp
daemon_controller: a library for robust daemon management
Episode 044. We've decided to stop living the lie and are just letting OS X system speech say all names for us from now on.
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Episode 043. What's an Australian Rails developer's worst nightmare? Listen to the podcast all the way to the end to find out.
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What thread-safe Rails means
Parsing XML with Ruby
Conditional Get Support
MapReduce with inspiration from functional programming
Rails-doc changes to APIdock.com
ActiveRecord: Using namespaced Models
MonetDB adapter for ActiveRecord
Rails Plugin: dynamically_tags
Sam Ruby's Ruby 1.9 Slides
Ruby VM Shootout
Upcoming Ruby/Rails Workshops:
Collective Idea is holding a Ruby on Rails training course on August 25-28 in Holland, Michigan for $1495.
Satish Talim recently announced the 7th free online ruby programming class. You can register now, and the class starts Saturday, September 6th.
October 4th in Austin Texas the Softies on Rails guys are doing a day long REST with Rails workshop. $295 bucks for that.
October 14th in Boston, Ma the guys from Thoughtbot are putting together an Advanced Ruby on Rails workshop for $495.
The Pragmatic Studio has a Rails studio September 15-17 for $1500, and an Advanced Rails studio November 17-19 for $1700.
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Enumerating Enumerable
Multiple Vulnerabilities in Ruby
Building Static Web Sites with Webby
Quickly Switch Between Rails Versions
Faster From XML
Dizzy CheatSheets
ViewGem
Yahoo! Music Battle of the APIs
Plugin: Localized_dates
Localizing Rails
Prawn 0.1.0: Fast, Nimble PDF Generation in Pure Ruby
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Episode 040. Delayed because of my move. Apologies all around. Thanks for your patience!
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In this episode:
Redcloth 4.0.1 Released
WSO2 Web Services Framework for Ruby - 1.1.0
Merb road to 1.0
Upcoming books on Ruby & Rails
DocBox
ActiveRecord Full Text Search Using Xapian
Kawaii - A web-based utility like script/console
IronRuby at Oscon
Converting a subversion repo to Git
PSA: Don't forget about RubyForge
Radiant CMS:Radiant 0.6.8 "Incise" Released
FiveRuns Manage adds Rails app Health Dashboard
Open Flash Chart Plugin for Ruby on Rails
Deploying a Drupal Site with Capistrano 2
Nginx + HaProxy gotcha
Mod_rails and full page caching with a custom cache location
Episode 039. This podcast was done live and in Portland, OR at OSCON, even though we don't talk about it at all. I love everyone.
The Rails Envy podcast is sponsored this week by Five Runs. FiveRuns provides Rails developers with a full stack of tools that helps them install, deploy, and maintain their web applications. Check them out at FiveRuns.com.
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In this episode:
JRuby 1.1.3
Phusion passenger 2.0.2
Mack Framework 0.6.0
Comparing Ultrasphinx and ThinkingSphinx
Mulling over Rails Full Text Search Options
Running Applications in IronRuby
Resurrecting libxml-ruby
Ruby programming is an Art
Grab inbound search terms in Rails
Mobile_fu
EditorKicker
The complete guide to setting up Starling and Workling
Cookie handling in multi-domain applications in Ruby on Rails
Centostrano 0.1 - deprec 2
Autumn IRC Bot
jQuery Startup (with Rails)
timeago jQuery plugin
Proto.Menu - Right click for prototype
Rockstar Memcaching
New on Edge Rails - Nested Model Mass Assignment
Ruby on Rails l18n core api
PSA
Using SWFUpload with Rails
Oh yeah, we were going to talk about is_ratable but didn't because there wasn't much to say. Check it out if you need a rating plugin.
Episode 036. We're trying something new with the first ever Rails Envy public service announcement. Well, new if you don't count the PSA videos we just put out.
The Rails Envy podcast is sponsored this week by Engine Yard, fully managed hosting for your Rails applications. Learn more at EngineYard.com
Update: Call Us! We're trying out voicemail. We may play it on the podcast next week. Call us at 407 409-8440.
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In this episode:
Rails Scaling to 1 Billion Views Per month
Faster RubyGem Deploys
Passenger Pref Pane for OSX
Phusion Passenger 2.0.1
ShoeFests with Why the Lucky Stiff
Merb Worker Background Tasks
Holler
Shout
Make your own IM bot in Ruby
Make your own IM bot in Ruby, and interface it with your Rails app
Jabber Bot
Episode 035. Living on the Edge is back this week thanks to Chu Yeow. Also this week I put together an out-takes reel (which you can find at the bottom of this post). These are a few items that got cut from the original podcast, because... well.. they weren't appropriate. You'll want to listen to the podcast before you listen to the out-takes, or they may not make any sense.
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Episode 033. Jason is finally back this week, and we've got plenty of stories to cover! Also, we are now looking for work. If you are looking for some customized Rails training for your team, need someone to look over your code (Code Review), or want to pair program for a day, definitely drop us a line.
Jason's Note: Thank you to everyone who emailed me while I was gone. I'm still going through all of that email but will get back to everyone. Also, I would like to apologize in advance for getting a song stuck in everyone's head. I'm sorry. But I'm also not sorry.
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In this episode:
Ruby 1.8.7
JRuby 1.1.2
MagLev
MagLev - Official site (no info)
Chad Fowler on MagLev
Obie Fernandez on MagLev
Episode 032. Why bother reading RSS feeds when you can just listen to the podcast to get your fill of the most interesting Ruby and Rails news? This week staring Steven Bristol, Elvis Presley, and Fergie. Does it get any better then that?
If you're going to be at Railsconf next week, don't forget about the Ruby Heroes Award Ceremony, taking place Friday, 7:40 PM right before DHH's Keynote. Also if you're as passionate about podcasting as we are, come join us at the Podcast Meetup after DHH's keynote at 9 PM.
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Episode 031. Steven Bristol is back this week and although the podcast is full of music, we don't actually sing. Seriously, I have no idea how all that music got in there.
The Rails Envy podcast is sponsored this week by Engine Yard, fully managed hosting for your Rails applications. Learn more at EngineYard.com
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Episode 030. Steven Bristol steps in for Jason this week for this information packed episode. Last week some of our stories got screwed up by the microphone we were using, so this week we're back with extra ruby flavor.
The Rails Envy podcast is sponsored this week by Sun Microsystems,
bringing you a complete open source develop-to-deploy environment
for Ruby and Ruby on Rails. Learn more at Sun's Ruby Development
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Episode 029. Adam Keys joins us this week because he was in town filming some new videos with us. As always, a big thanks to Chu Yeow, for the edge Rails updates and thank you to our sponsor Sun.
A note about the audio. The audio this week is horrible because of a certain new microphone which we bought that will remain nameless that we will be returning. We'll announce the two poll results next week since the audio got completely distorted for a few stories including the poll. We'll also try and make the episode extra long to compensate. We're sorry!
The Rails Envy podcast is sponsored this week by Sun Microsystems,
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Episode 028. We're using a slightly different mic setup this week which is why the audio may sound a little different. As always, a big thanks to Chu Yeow, for the edge Rails updates and thank you to our sponsor Sun.
The Rails Envy podcast is sponsored this week by Sun Microsystems,
bringing you a complete open source develop-to-deploy environment
for Ruby and Ruby on Rails. Learn more at Sun's Ruby Development
Center at developers.sun.com/ruby
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In this episode:
Ruby 1.8.7 pr 1
Post at Ruby Forum
Changelog
Ruby Hero Awards - Update on the podcast
Live Validation
Livevalidation.com - For the javascript
Live validation Rails plugin
Automatically migrate your database
Ruport: Business Reporting for Ruby
Seed-Fu
Open Source Rails
Scout App - Now open to the public
Mollom - Spam filtering (Gem)
Migrating to Ruby 1.9 by Bruce Williams
Lone Star Ruby Conf
Git Notes
Git Textmate Bundle
Git branch in your bash prompt
Episode 027. In this episode, Gregg and I make wildly inaccurate assumptions about the Rails community based on our poll last week. As always, a big thanks to Chu Yeow, for the edge Rails updates and thank you to our sponsor Sun.
The Rails Envy podcast is sponsored this week by Sun Microsystems,
bringing you a complete open source develop-to-deploy environment
for Ruby and Ruby on Rails. Learn more at Sun's Ruby Development
Center at developers.sun.com/ruby
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In this episode:
Rails Core is now on Github
Phusion Passenger Released
Mod Rails
Setup mod_rails on Leopard
Rubyflow
Timezone support in Rails 2.1
Libraries in Ruby 1.9
Merbivore gets a wiki
Mini Template Language Review
Thinking Sphinx Reborn
Masquerade - Rails based OpenID Server
Rails schema browser plugin: proof of concept
Gem Updates
Tmail updated to 1.2.3
Memcahed 0.9
RDoc 2.0.0
Episode 026. I'm back. Thanks a lot to Steve Bristol for sitting in while I was gone and to Gregg for doing the data gathering, recording, and post production. As always, a big thanks to Chu Yeow, for the edge Rails updates and thank you to our sponsor Viget Labs.
The Rails Envy Podcast is sponsored this week by Morph Labs, which recently released a service to simplify the deployment, delivery, and management of Ruby on Rails applications.
This fully serviced rockin’ platform offers you instant provisioning, elastic scaling, daily billing, 24/7 monitoring, backups and a lot more than just managed Rails hosting. With a subscription service starting at $1 per day, how can you resist? Visit www.morphexchange.com for complete details.
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In this episode:
Rails core is moving to Git
JRuby 1.1 Released
Slick or Slack?
Easy Rails Docs
Queso – Sitemap Plugin
RubyAMP Textmate Bundle
Log Buddy
Ruby Facets 2.4.1 released
Action Messenger
Pastie Packer
Simple Pages in Rails
Josh Susser: Simple Pages in Rails
Giant Robots Smashing in to other Giant Robots: Static Pages for the Enterprise
Comatose Plugin
Episode 025. Jason took another week off so I'm joined once again by Steven Bristol. As always, a big thanks to Chu Yeow for the edge Rails updates.
The Rails Envy Podcast is sponsored this week by Morph Labs, which recently released a service to simplify the deployment, delivery, and management of Ruby on Rails applications.
This fully serviced rockin’ platform offers you instant provisioning, elastic scaling, daily billing, 24/7 monitoring, backups and a lot more than just managed Rails hosting. With a subscription service starting at $1 per day, how can you resist? Visit www.morphexchange.com for complete details.
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Episode 024. This week Jason takes a week off and I'm joined by Steven Bristol. As always, a big thanks to Chu Yeow for the edge Rails updates.
The Rails Envy Podcast is sponsored this week by Halogen Guides. For world-wide vacation home alternatives check out Halogen Guides Real Estate, for the insider's guide to private aviation see Halogen Guies Jets, and for the best in 5-star travel deals see Halogen Guides Travel.
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In this episode:
Phusion Pasesenger (mod_rails)
Ruby as an applescript replacement
JRuby 1.1 RC3 Released
Big name companies using Ruby on Rails
Speeding up gem on OSX Leopard
For attaching files, use Paperclip
Building a Better Ruby
Google AJAX Language API
Protosafe
Git-Style Automatic Paging in Ruby
SMS Fu
Cruise Control Progress Charts
Living on the Edge
Lastly, you may have noticed some beeps separating some of the stories this week. I figured this might make things sound a little less abrupt when we start on the next story, let me know if you have any feedback (like/dislike).
Episode 023. As always, a big thanks to Chu Yeow, for the edge Rails updates and thank you to our sponsor Viget Labs.
The Rails Envy Podcast is sponsored by Viget Labs. Viget is a web consulting & development firm based outside of Washington, DC with another office in Durham. Since 1999 they've been working with start-ups like Squidoo and ODEO. They're hiring Rails developers, so meet them at RailsConf or check them out at viget.com.
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Episode 22. As always, a big thanks to Chu Yeow, for the edge Rails updates and thank you to our sponsor Corpedia.
The Rails Envy Podcast is sponsored by Viget Labs. Viget is a web consulting & development firm based outside of Washington, DC with another office in Durham. Since 1999 they've been working with start-ups like Squidoo and ODEO. They're hiring Rails developers, so meet them at RailsConf or check them out at viget.com.
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Episode 20. Info on JRuby, Deploying Rails Applications, Matz' tech talk, the new git bundle for TextMate, some tutorials, a though-provoking post by Jay Fields, and some great information on scaling. As always, a big thanks to Chu Yeow for the edge Rails updates.
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In this episode:
Deploying Rails Applications book complete!
The “Deploying Rails Applications” book by Ezra Zygmuntowicz, Bruce Tate, and Clinton Begin is now complete. It’s been available as a beta book for a few months now, but this final release includes a chapter on Apache and Nginx scaling, setting up your own XEN installation, and setting up Mysql Master Slave, and Master Master replicated databases.
Google Tech Talk with Matz
Google put up a tech talk from Matz on YouTube. Matz explains the different versions of Ruby and goes in to Ruby 1.9 quite a bit. It’s about 50 minutes and he gives some really interesting info out.
Thomas Enebo's Announcement of JRuby 1.1 RC2
Charlie Nutter on the new release and what's next
Last saturday Thomas Enebo announced the release of JRuby 1.1 RC 2, which represents a focus on speed and refinement. With this release most benchmarks are pretty close or are sometimes faster then Ruby 1.9, it also reduced overall memory usage.
Rush, the Ruby Shell
Two weeks ago we talked about Heroku, the web application that allows you to code and deploy rails applications without doing any configuration. Adam Wiggen of the Heroku team just released Rush, a replacement for bash and ssh which uses Ruby syntax.
Farm work to EC2 using processor_pool and Sinatra
Last week Ari Lerner on the CitrusByte blog posted an awesome tutorial about how to offload image processing onto an EC2 cloud with an S3 storage back-end using Sinatra with the processor pool gem.
Rails Messaging Tutorial
If you ever find yourself coding up a web application with a user messaging system, you should definitely check out the Rails Messaging Tutorial by NovaWave Solutions. This tutorial does a good job of getting you started on the right foot with several specifications that aren’t really intuitive from the get go. It’s also a great read if you’re new to rails and you want to read someone else’s code to improve.
Biggest Rails App
Last week we talked about a Rails website that is getting 100 million page views a month. Well, we found one that takes more, and this one isn’t using any page caching. “Friends For Sale” is a facbook application written in Rails, and is currently receiving 300 Million page views/month.
Git Bundle for Textmate
If you’re starting to use git and you already use Textmate you may want to pickup the new and improved Git bundle released last week.
Learn Git 10 Different Ways
While we’re on the topic of Git, Rob Sanheim put up a blog post titled “Learn Git 10 Different Ways” which, contrary to what you might thing, links you to 10 different resources for learning git.
Skinny Request, Fat Backend
Eric Allam, a fellow Orlando Ruby programmer wrote up a really interesting article last week entitled "Skinny Request, Fat Backend." The article explains why it’s important that as rails developers we keep our requests as skinny as possible, because of how rails locks every time a request comes in. By using cache columns, ensuring calls to web services don’t timeout, offloading image manipulation and sending emails, and lastly he gives an example of how to isolate a controller action outside of rails by creating a small Rack app which uses thin.
El Dorado – Community Web Application
You know how PHP has all of those community systems.. with a message board, events, files, and user system? Now Ruby has something similar called “El Dorado” which is perfect if you need to throw together a website to communicate with your friends, or maybe even for your Ruby Users Group.
Gems in Rails
Last week Jay Fields wrote up an interesting article where he brings up the fact that Rails doesn’t really play well with Gems.
Mumble your Tests
If you’re developing in linux and are envious of all us Mac users who use growl for our autotest notifications, over on the Caffinated code blog this week you’ll find a script that will allow you to patch Mumbles to do the same thing.
Rails Undo Redo
There’s an easy way to implement undo and redo in your rails app thanks to Pascal on the Nano Rails blog. Pascal recently released the Rails Undo Redo plugin, which allows you to give exactly this type of functionality to your models and controllers.
Radiator: Build status on your Beta Brite
The guys over on the Something Nimble blog were doing a project where they needed to see progress of their continuous build status, like whether it succeeded or failed. They figured out how to hook up the results of the build to show on a giant LED and then released the application they use to interface with it called Radiator.
YUI 2.5.0 Released
For you javascript fans, Yahoo has released version 2.5.0 of the YUI library with lots and lots of goodness and changes.
Episode 19. Tainted edition. This is even a day later than we promised which we're really sorry about. As always, a big thanks to Chu Yeow, for the edge Rails updates and thank you to our sponsor Code Spaces. Here's a direct link to Chu Yeow's latest edge rails post.
The Rails Envy Podcast is sponsored by Code Spaces. Code Spaces is an online development and collaboration platform featuring subversion hosting, issue tracking, forums, and much more. Even better, it's a Ruby on Rails application so it's right up your street.
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In this episode:
Merb 0.9.0
To Taint or Untaint
Ruby Cheat
Spacer Plugin Released
Can Rails Scale? Absolutely!
When, a Rails Plugin
CanHasChat
How to build a Twitter Agent
NginX and Memcached Speed Boost
Components Good?
Association Proxies
Association Proxy article by James Golick
Scope Out: Rails plugin
Scotland on Rails
Mod Rubinius
Question out to everyone: Is there any interest in an enhanced version of the podcast? We've noticed that the Apple TV now has a phenomenal podcast browser. If anyone is listening that way, we could spice it up with some graphics for each story. Would anyone mind the format switch to aac or m4a instead of mp3? Please let us know in the comments.
Episode 18. It was great to meet everyone at acts_as_conference over the weekend. As always, a big thanks to Chu Yeow, for the edge Rails updates and here's a Living on the Edge #7.
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In this episode:
Ruby Inside Useful Links
The Ultimiate List of Ruby Cocoa Tutorials
Ruby Cheat Sheet
Merb Tutorials
Episode 17. As always, a big thanks to Chu Yeow, for the edge Rails updates and thank you to our sponsor Corpedia. Here is a direct link to his edge rails post.
The Rails Envy Podcast is sponsored by Corpedia. Corpedia provides ethics and compliance solutions to major corporations. Corpedia is proud to support the Rails community in Phoenix Arizona and is currently hiring Ruby on Rails developers.
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Monkey-Patching Rails. Get it? A monkey working on the Rails car.
In this episode:
Railsconf Code-Drive
Dr. Nic - Textmate Rails Bundle
Memory Profiling in Rails
Guerrilla's Guide to Optimizing Rails Applications
Garbage Collection is Why Ruby on Rails is Slow: Patches to Improve Performance 5x; Memory Profiling
ruby-prof 0.6.0 and Memory Profiling
Episode 16. Gregg and I rant at the end of the podcast this week as well as make wild and false accusations about gems. As always, a big thanks to Chu Yeow, for the edge Rails updates and thank you to our sponsor Corpedia.
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Episode 15. We've tried to cut down the length of the podcast this week since last week we went a bit overboard. Let us know what you think. As always, a big thanks to Chu Yeow, for the edge Rails updates and thank you to our sponsor Corpedia.
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In this episode:
RSpec 1.1.2 and ZenTest 3.8.0
David Chelimsky: RSpec-1.1.2 and ZenTest-3.8.0 8
Mike Subelsky: Autotest with verbose flag on
ActiveResource and YouTube
Relax with your Hacks
Talking Style Tips from Natural Language
Ext Scaffold Generator Plugin
Google Groups: spec-converter 0.0.3 Released Options
Relevance: simple_services plugin
Episode 14. In this episode, you could create a drinking game based on how many times I say that Rails can't scale. As always, a big thanks to Chu Yeow, for the edge Rails updates and thank you to our sponsor Corpedia.
The Rails Envy Podcast is sponsored by Corpedia. Corpedia provides ethics and compliance solutions to major corporations. Corpedia is proud to support the Rails community in Phoenix Arizona and is currently hiring Ruby on Rails developers.
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In this episode:
Shared hosting sentiment
DreamHost: How Ruby on Rails could be much better
DHH: The deal with shared hosts
Peter Cooper: No True "mod_ruby" Is Damaging Ruby's Viability On The Web
Attribute_Fu
Merbful Authentication
Merb 0.5.0 and Roadmap
Shoes Meets Merb
Assert_efficient_sql
Query Reviewer plugin
Facebook App Tutorial
RSpec User Stories
Jay Fields: Changing application.rb to application_controller.rb
Engine Yard takes $3.5 million in VC money
Managing High Perfomance Rails App Video
How 7 Mongrels Handled a 550k Pageview digging
Starling Released
The Skinny on JQuery
Living on the Edge with Chu Yeow
The song in the background during the application.rb skit was made by Intelect, and gotten from the Podsafe Music Network.
Episode 13. In this episode we try and solve a mystery. If you need to get in touch with us regarding the podcast or would like to let us know about some news, send an email to podcast at railsenvy dot com and Gregg or I will get back to you. A big thank you to Chu Yeow for both being awesome and getting us the latest updates to edge rails.
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Episode 12. Hope you all had a great new years and holiday season. This episode we're premiering a new weekly feature we call Living on the Edge, where we report the latest developments on Rails trunk. Big thanks to Chu Yeow, a core contributer himself, for getting us this information.
Update: Attached the javascript graphic.
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Episode 11. This episode is a bit longer because we're trying something a bit new, so we'd love your feedback. Also in this episode, we make you never think of route globbing the same way again.
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In this episode:
RSpec 1.1 Released
Programming Ruby 3 Beta
Rails: Route Globbing
Merb 0.4.2 released
IRB Utility Belt
Mongrel 1.1.2 Released
Attachment_fu magic with Core Image and Ruby Cocoa
Painless Rails action caching with memcached
Geoffrey Grosenbach: About This Blog: Memcached
Interlock Caching
Amazon SimpleDB
Fixing Rubygems on Leopard
Simple Ruby Command line application skeleton
Roo 0.8.0
Ruby Rags
Top 10 Ruby on Rails Plugins
Geokit
Exception Notification
Recaptcha
Querytrace Plugin
Column Comments (warning, may require monkey patching if you use it with Rails 2)
Episode 10. We're back from a week off, and chock full of useful news from the Ruby and Rails world.
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The Rails Envy podcast is currently not sponsored by anyone. If you're interested in getting some publicity for your company / website, send us an email.
In this episode:
Rails 2.0
Upgrading to Rails 2.0
Iphone on Rails Tutorial
Rubyconf Videos
Merb Framework Walkthrough
Merb-tastic
The Great Ruby Shootout
Metaprogramming in Ruby with Dave Thomas
RSS to Campfire Script
Setting up Rails with Git
Google Chart API
Multi-Rails Plugin
SVNMate
CocoaTech Textmate Finder Replacement
HTML 5 Preview
Advanced Rails Recipes
Faker Gem
QuietBackTrace Gem
Ferret Update - Since this podcast we have gotten feedback about Ferret working successfully in production environments, so perhaps Jason and I just ran into some fluke problems.
Episode 9. Our first ever podcast with a guest and a short interview. We're going to try and start recording earlier in the week so these delays don't happen. 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. You can check them out at http://www.pragmaticstudio.com.
In this episode:
Rails 1.2.6
Gemtacular
Rails 2.0 Screencasts
BitNami RubyStack
Ruby Method Visibility
Sexy Time Zones in Ruby on Rails with Timezone_Fu
Database Optimization for Rails Apps
Komodo Edit Closer look
Mephisto + Mongrel + Nginx
Super Fast Micro Framework For APIs and Upload Handling
Episode 8. Just in time for Thanksgiving. But we don't actually wish anyone a Happy Thanksgiving. And we're not going to. Eat some turkey and enjoy the food coma. In our usual habit of recycling jokes, there's more of the same this week. 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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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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In this episode:
Rails 2.0 RC1
JRuby Introduction
ActiveRecord-JDBC
Rails Deployment
Make Resourceful 0.2.2
Will_paginate Testing
Prototype 1.6.0, Scriptaculous 1.8.0, and Scripteka.com
Google's OpenSocial in Ruby on Rails
Open-ID tutorial
Alternative Ruby Frameworks
Merb 0.4.0 and Merbivore.com
RDDB Released
Git Screencast
Nginx fair proxy balancer
Update: You can start your "How to take on 5 year olds" training here.
Episode 6. In this episode: Werewolf, lolcats, and more pudding. Sorry for getting things out so late in the day, had some wonderful issues with Soundtrack. 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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In this episode:
Pagecaching Rails with JSON callback personalization
JRuby 1.0.2 Released
JRuby 1.1 beta 1 Released
Is Werewolf Killing the Conference Hackfest?
Custom Find Methods, HasFinder Gem
Preparing for Rails 2.0
Named Routes in Javascript
Boosting ActiveRecord Performance
Installing RMagick on Leopard
A crash course in Ruby
Restful_authentication Bug
Super fast IP to lat/lng in Rails
37 Signals Campfire Examples
Unit Tests without Rails
Google’s OpenSocial API
jq4r
RailsConf 08 Call for Participation
$240 Worth of Pudding - So you get the joke
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3XhS80rwjIg
Episode 5 coming at ya. It's not quite as long as last week's episode, but we hope we make up for that in quality. 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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In this episode:
Juggernaut
Rails Request Profiler
MicroPlace: Ebay’s First Big Rails App
MicroPlace: https://www.microplace.com/
Oakley Interview: http://weblog.workingwithrails.com/2007/10/24/oakley-rails
Here's episode 4 after a bit later in the day. 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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Along comes Episode 3 of the Rails Envy podcast - your weekly source for Ruby and Rails news. In this episode, I try to give full text search as an example of practically everything. 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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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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In this episode:
Sitepoint - Free PDF - "Build Your Own Ruby on Rails Web Applications
Looking for a way to keep up to date on the most recent developments in the Ruby / Rails world? Every Tuesday we'll be releasing a new podcast covering all the news of our community. We're 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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NewRelic provides RPM which is a plugin for rails that allows you to monitor and quickly diagnose problems with your Rails application in real time. They also recently produced Rails Lab, which gives you expert advice on tuning and optimizing your Rails app.
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The Rails Envy Podcast is sponsored by Code Spaces. Code Spaces is an online development and collaboration platform featuring subversion hosting, issue tracking, forums, and much more. Even better, it's a Ruby on Rails application so it's right up your street.
The Rails Envy Podcast is sponsored by Corpedia. Corpedia provides ethics and compliance solutions to major corporations. Corpedia is proud to support the Rails community in Phoenix Arizona and is currently hiring Ruby on Rails developers.
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