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NoneSuch: The Greatest Ruby Gem EVAR
I am very proud to announce a brand new, incredibly cool Ruby gem: NoneSuch. Here’s a short video to introduce it. UPDATE: Got a NoneSuch success story? A disastrous failure story? Enter the contest and win a ticket to Day Camp 4 … Continue reading
Writing Open Source software that people will actually use
I gave this presentation at the 2010 Central PA Open Source Conference (CPOSC). Someone suggested I write about Open Source software being used for dispersed team collaboration based on my interviews for Wide Teams, and my knee-jerk reaction was “nobody … Continue reading
Posted in Presentations
Tagged campfire, chat, dispersed teams, floss, git, irc, jabber, oss, presentations, remote collaboration, screensharing, skype, teamviewer, vcs, voip, xmpp
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Confident Code at B’More on Rails
Here’s video of the talk I did at B’More on Rails January 12, 2010. If I seem nervous, it’s because it’s the first time I’ve done something like this. The two things I will try to remember for future talks … Continue reading
Damien Katz: CouchDB and Me
One of the most powerful talks delivered at RubyFringe is now available online: Damien Katz: CouchDB and Me This was one of those “soft” talks that really made RubyFringe special. Damien got up on stage and bared his soul about … Continue reading
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Tagged career, conferences, couchdb, presentations, rubyfringe
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