Rails Envy Podcast - Episode #073: 04/01/2009
by gregg on Apr 01, 2009
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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The Rails Envy podcast is brought to you this week by Integrum. Integrum is a team of dedicated Rails developers who emphasize business value, speed to market, and open communitcation to build remarkable Rails applications. They build software that you've been told is impossible.
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- 10 Cool Things in Rails 2.3
- Haddock Gem - Secure Passwords
- Scrap - Rails memory logging middleware
- Rake db rollback to common
- Scaling Rails in the Cloud SXSW Talk
- Using Git Submodules for Shared Rails Components
- Push and Pull Databases using the Taps Gem
- tekniqal Ruby Screencasts
- ck_fu environment bar
- Testing outbound emails with Cucumber
- harsh syntax highlighter for Rails
- auto_html rails plugin
- Ruby script to generate weekly Twitter links
- Ruby 1.9's String support
- Help Gregory Brown build RubyBestPractices.com
- Rails Searchable API Doc
- Ruby 1.9 or Bust
- Authlogic 2.0 with OpenID goodness
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Hey!! My name is not that hard to pronounce! ;)
Hi guys! Love the show. I just wanted to thank you for pointing out that nice Ruby script for generating weekly Twitter links in an HTML table. That’s great stuff. I heard about it prior to this podcast but don’t remember the source. I think maybe it was CNET’s BuzzOutLoud (http://bol.cnet.com/). Keep up the good work.