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Jazzers and Programmers
Presented by
Nick Sieger
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Jan 10, 2009
Length 00:29:34
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Summary
In this presentation from RubyFringe, Nick Sieger explains the history and nature of Jazz music and what it has in common with Programming.
Bio
Nick Sieger is a staff engineer at Sun Microsystems where he has been working on a team building a large JRuby on Rails application. He is a member of the JRuby core team and blogs at http://blog.nicksieger.com/
About the conference
RubyFringe is an avant-garde conference for developers that are excited about emerging Ruby projects and technologies. They're mounting a unique and eccentric gathering of the people and projects that are driving things forward in our community.
In this presentation from RubyFringe, Nick Sieger explains the history and nature of Jazz music and what it has in common with Programming.
Bio
Nick Sieger is a staff engineer at Sun Microsystems where he has been working on a team building a large JRuby on Rails application. He is a member of the JRuby core team and blogs at http://blog.nicksieger.com/
About the conference
RubyFringe is an avant-garde conference for developers that are excited about emerging Ruby projects and technologies. They're mounting a unique and eccentric gathering of the people and projects that are driving things forward in our community.
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Dimas Crocco
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Bossa nova (the brazilian jazz) is next! =)
Simple and complex.
Watch out:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=qV1IWeIHDQA
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