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Posted by CobyR on August 22nd, 2007Working through “Practical Rails – Social Networking Sites”
Posted by CobyR on August 20th, 2007Testing the Blogger API implementation, actually testing the ecto tool against my wordpress blog for extra fun.
Ruby Hoedown 2007 – Photo
Posted by CobyR on August 14th, 2007DSC03080
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This is a photo of Carl and I diligently trying to get things set up at our first conference with our remote control gear. Thanks goes out to Nathaniel Talbott and Jeremey McAnally, and all the other organizers and volunteers at Ruby Hoedown 2007!
With it Confreaks, LLC has now recorded two regional [...]
Ruby Hoedown 2007
Posted by CobyR on August 13th, 2007Ruby Hoedown was a great regional conference. I’d say more, but you can watch for yourself in the not too distant future. The entire conference was recorded by Confreaks!
The closing keynote was given by Marcel Molina, in which he defined three tenants for determining whether or not code was beautiful.