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.
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...
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...
Jens-Christian Fischer has written an article about Ruby on Rails for Infoweek.ch and they’ve granted him permission to distribute the PDF of it from his blog. It’s all in German,...
It’s a great time to have skills with Ruby on Rails. People are dying to hire you: Illanti Industries: Canadian Development company looking for a junior-intermediate RoR developer (read: inexpensive)...
Norman Timmler from inlet media e.K. is looking for a Rails developer in northern Germany: I’m starting a another project for one of my customers and need some qualified RoR...
Backpack is the third application from 37signals that’s now available online. Just like Basecamp came birth to Rails itself, Ta-da drove great features like caching, Backpack has been the main...
Dan Sketcher from Tangelix is looking for a Rails developer to help them build a book engine down under: We’re looking for someone in Brisbane, Australia who’s keen on Rails...
Courtenay is blogging about Rails at habtm.com (awesome domain name, geek points for spotting the connection). Lots of people are blogging about Rails, though, and I welcome them all. What’s...
It took me a week, but dammit, I’ll trout the horn of fanfare none the less: Typo 2.0 is out! Typo is that little weblogging engine that Tobias started while...