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  • evolutionarygoo.com/blog

    Evolutionary Goo

    Evolutionary Goo Giving Rails a Second Chance Posted by rob on March 08, 2011 Over the last few years, I?ve done what I think a lot of other Java developers have been doing. That is learning a new language or framework every year or so. I?ve studied and worked with a number of languages, including Ruby, Groovy, Python and Scala. While studying Ruby, I took a decent dive into Ruby on Rails. I really enjoyed its style of generating code using naming conventions and sensible defaults

  • eventuallyconsistent.com/blog

    eventually consistent

    eventually consistent technology, software development and entrepreneurship Rails MemCacheStore Fu June 10th, 2009 Or how to use the latest memcache-client (1.7.4 as of this writing) over the vendored copy in Rails and control the MemCacheStore initialization using the cache_fu/act_as_cached memcached.yml config file. get Mike Perham?s latest memcache-client on github or simply: sudo gem install memcache-client make sure to remove any other memcache-client gems from your system. follow

  • 30sleeps.com/blog

    Personal Development Blog - 30 sleeps

    30 sleeps | Open Source Personal Development Home Archives About Support 30zzz Playing the Numbers Game by Brad Bollenbach The first Ruby on Rails web development contract I ever got, with zero Rails experience whatsoever, was for $85/hour. To get it, I sent out 80 CVs in 2 weeks. The consulting gig I?m doing right now? I applied for dozens of contracts over a period of months, including even getting flown out to Zappos in Las Vegas recently, going through eight hours of interviews with

  • logicalcobwebs.com/bill_horsman

    Biography of Bill Horsman

    Logical Cobwebs Bill Horsman biography | resume I'm a web developer for Logical Cobwebs with over 15 years experience in software development. I've been building web applications since'97 - first in Java and then, since the start of 2007, in Ruby on Rails. As soon as I started in Rails I was immediately impressed at its productivity and how much more enjoyable it was to use. It also has the flexibility and power to solve detailed problems when real life encroaches on imagined, ideal

  • randquist.us/blog

    Randquist Rants

    | blog home | randquist.us | photo gallery | interhub.net ORGANIZER Tags agile art atti c# conference conferences Confreaks Dreamhost earthquake 8e git google goruco hobby LARuby larubyconf larubyconf09 Linux microsoft mips mwrc nts os x prorubyconf08 quote rails rc cars release Ruby rubyconf rubyconf2008 ruby hoedown ruby on rails ruby user group Second Life smidig software development sparc sql subversion travel