Six Ruby Presentations (with slides) from European Ruby Meeting Now Online

Posted by Peter Cooper on Jul 11, 2006 01:26 PM

Community

Ruby

Topics

Web 2.0,

Web Services,

Web Frameworks,

Ruby on Rails

Tags

Rails,

Django,

Unicode,

Presentations

The audio and slides of six presentations made at a recent Ruby on Rails meeting, hosted by Greenpeace in Amsterdam, have just been made available by Fingertips, a Dutch Web development agency.

Talks included:

• Martin Lloyd from Greenpeace talking about the organization's work with Rails and Django.
• Andy Lo A Foe demonstrating how to connect Rails projects to legacy Java and PHP applications with XML-RPC, SOAP and REST.
• Rien Swagerman talking about this experiences developing a CMS for his design studio in Rails.
• Flurin Egger talking about the development of a mass-mailing application with Ruby and Rails.
• Julian 'Julik' Tarkhanov discussing why the lack of Unicode support is a problem when working with Ruby, and how he worked around the problem.

Get the audio and the slides here.

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   We were there

   Jul 12, 2006 2:05 AM by Simon de Haan

   Hey thanks for posting this, we were there & gave a talk about Django. We had a great time & hope more events like this will be organised. Simon de Haan Eight Media, The Netherlands http://blog.eight.nl/

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