June 1, 2005
Appreciating the functional testing in Rails
Jonathan Nolen and his buddy David has been having a lot of fun practicing eXtreme Programming with Rails over the weekend. He’s most impressed by the support for functional testing:...
May 29, 2005
Sign up for Rails Day
The signup for Rails Day has opened up. It’s 24 hours to produce a killer Rails application from scratch and a great chance to win lots of cool prizes.
May 27, 2005
Beta book: Agile Web Development with Rails
The first Rails book is out — in beta. Agile Web Development with Rails is not scheduled to hit hardcopy before early August, but people need the information now. What...
May 22, 2005
Setting up continuous integration with CIA
CIA is a low-fi continuous integration server dedicated to testing Rails applications. It’s less than 100 lines of code and very ugly. Thus, it has been somewhat of a well-kept...
May 21, 2005
David Siegel wants to build his film app in Rails
David Siegel has been working on an interesting database for the structure of films: Some people know me as a type designer, a web designer, an entrepreneur, author, or public...
May 18, 2005
Odeo is hiring another Rails developer
I didn’t line them all up for this, I swear. But Rails positions are just emerging from everywhere. Today its the imminent podcasting venture know as Odeo that’s looking for...
May 17, 2005
More Rails jobs: Adaptive Path, Check Giant
Adaptive Path is in need of some extra talent, writes Michael Buffington: If you’re interested in a pretty aggressive project and you’re good with Ruby on Rails, drop me a...
May 17, 2005
Mashing up a Rails app with Google Maps
ListSomething.com can help you find a place to live and does so by running Ruby on Rails with a hook into Google Maps. It’s pretty neat. Remixing it, baby.
May 17, 2005
Rails job for Hollywood streaming application
Now don’t tell me there’s no glitz or glamour working with Rails. Tom Wolf from World of Wonder is looking to hire a Rails programmer to build a video delivery...
May 16, 2005
Learn Portuguese from a Rails application
Tim Case has recently launched theVerbalizer. It’s a learning tool for getting into Portuguese using a method of remembering verbs as the prime driver. Very cool stuff. Especially so for...