Rubyology
The Rubyology podcast is a series of lessons learned by Chris Matthieu on his endeavor of switching from Microsoft .NET programming to Ruby on Rails. Believe it or not, there are similarities between both Microsoft ASP and .NET and Ruby on Rails. Let Chris
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Rubyology 42: JRuby
This is my second podcast from this weekend's Desert Code ...
This is my second podcast from this weekend's Desert Code Camp in Tempe, Arizona. David Koontz, founder of RisingTideSoftware.com, gave an outstanding presentation on JRuby and even demo'd his GUI framework for Ruby called MonkeyBars. Check it out!
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Rubyology 41: Agile Development
Desert Code Camp (Tempe, Arizona) - Josh Knowles (JoshKnowles.com) gave ...
Desert Code Camp (Tempe, Arizona) - Josh Knowles (JoshKnowles.com) gave a speech on agile software development. Agile software development is a conceptual framework for software engineering that promotes development iterations throughout the life-cycle of
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Rubyology 40: VoteSpin.com
Sit back and watch me walk through my latest Rails ...
Sit back and watch me walk through my latest Rails application - VoteSpin.com. We will cover AJAX, tags, textile, deeplinking, addthis sharing, dynamic stylesheets, session expiration, and advertising. Links from the show include: acts as taggable http://
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Rubyology 39: Elect'd
Take a test drive of my latest Web 2.0 political ...
Take a test drive of my latest Web 2.0 political website called Elect'd (http://www.electd.com). We will cover some web 2.0 features such as tag clouds, AJAX, Scriptaculous, twitter-like short comments, and search engine friendly URLs. def to_param "#{id}
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Rubyology 38: Amazon S3 and News
Hi fellow code monkeys :) Today's episode covers Amazons Simple ...
Hi fellow code monkeys :) Today's episode covers Amazons Simple Storage Services (S3) and other important updates.
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Rubyology 37: Media Temple Grid
Driving while podcasting - sounds illegal but it seems like ...
Driving while podcasting - sounds illegal but it seems like the only way I'm going to get a new episode online. I've been busy working on a new project and shared my experience with deploying my latest Ruby on Rails application on Media Temple's grid infr
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Rubyology 36: AZonRails - ActiveScaffold
I had the opportunity of attending the Arizona on Rails ...
I had the opportunity of attending the Arizona on Rails user group this week hosted by Integrum. This episode is a presentation on Active Scaffold by Aaron Martin and Justin Walsh of Mega.Net.
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Rubyology 35: Screencast - Ruby WebServer 3
ERB (Embedded Ruby)! This addition to our Ruby web server ...
ERB (Embedded Ruby)! This addition to our Ruby web server application allows you to call web pages with Ruby code that execute on the fly (time of render). Check out these snippets: myfile = IO.readlines("chris.html") #@session.puts myfile template = ERB.
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Rubyology 34: Screencast - Ruby WebServer 2
This is a continuation of the BYO-WebServer application except rather ...
This is a continuation of the BYO-WebServer application except rather than outputing static text, we will read and output an html file stored in the same directory. The new 2 lines of code are as follows: myfile = IO.readlines("chris.html") @session.puts
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Rubyology 33: Screencast - Ruby WebServer 1
By popular demand, here's a screencast of a basic web ...
By popular demand, here's a screencast of a basic web server engine based on Ruby. Source by Suresh Mahadevan. require 'thread' require 'socket' class RequestHandler def initialize(session) @session = session end def process while @session.gets.chop.lengt
