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WindyCityRails

WindyCityRails is a gathering for all who are passionate about Ruby on Rails. It’s a small, non-profit conference that costs $99 to attend, and well be held in Chicago on Sept 20th. Only 180 seats available, so sign up soon! :)

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Open-Sourcing RubyFlow?

Today I realized this app doesn’t have a search function yet, and I wonder if it’s possible to contribute to Rubyflow? Wouldn’t it be great to host it on Github and see what the community will make out of it?

Peter, Opening up sources means other people will create many other “Ruby fl…
Hi Peter, If the source is available, I would like to put up a chinese version,…
Having the source on github would be a great idea. Then other people (such as m…
No need to open source. However if you want to post the interface for Search, …

Ruboss: A new project for Flex + Restful Rails

Ruboss: A new project for Flex + Restful Rails. From the author of Flexible Rails (Peter Armstrong) and Dima Berastau. Ruboss Framework: The RESTful way to develop Adobe Flex and AIR applications that easily integrate with Rails. Google Code and ruboss.com

the post looks strange (the title I specified is not used…), one vote for a “pr…

RubyOnRails Training in the East Midlands, UK

Until now, RubyOnRails training, courses and workshops have been few and far between in the UK and pretty much exclusive to London. Kris, from Interkonect Limited, has decided it is time to share his knowledge and expertise, starting with a QuickStart RubyOnRails Workshop aimed at kicking starting those familiar with building dynamic websites in to the Rails way of thinking. These will not be ‘sit and listen’ classes. We expect you to get involved, ask questions and to be programming right along side us on your own laptop. 90% of this workshop will involve live coding sessions and is taught by programmers for programmers. By the end of the workshop you will be have the confidence to build your own sophisticated Rails applications. We are holding our events at the East Midlands Conference Centre which is on the University of Nottingham campus. Seating is limited and expected to sell out early, so don’t delay.

The Dangers Of Tutorials

This is the first time I’ve ever posted an article I wrote but it’s something I feel strongly about. The dangers of tutorials when not used properly.

yep, general tip. Learn it by building it.
nu2rails: first person I’ve seen actually use Windows Live Spaces.
I don’t actually Use it persay…. I played with it for a while but it’s a little…
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