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If you're developing on Rails I think you'll probably enjoy this podcast. Please don't let this review dissuade you from giving it a try. But if you possess only a casual interest in Rails there probably isn't enough general information here to hold your attention throughout an entire episode.

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Rails Underground - Ruby on Rails Podcast


Sat, Nov 14, 2009

Interviews from the Rails Underground conference in London.

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• Scottish Ruby Conference
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Ryan Bates of RailsCasts on his day job, bowling, and the Rails Activism team.

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• Muhammad Yunus
• Pierre Omidyar

• Heroku
• Y Combinator
• Trust Commerce

• Err the Blog
• FamSpam
• github
• god
• ambition
• JQuery

The co-founder of Engine Yard and author of the upcoming book on Rails Deployment talks about Engine Yard’s recent $3.5 million funding for open source Ruby projects such as Rubinius.
From San Francisco.

• Get the scoop on Rails 2.0 from Ryan Daigle’s PDF minibook at PeepCode.

Ryan Daigle talks about his blog, the upcoming Rails 2.0, and freelancing with style.

Hal Fulton, author of The Ruby Way.
From RubyConf in Charlotte, North Carolina.

Robert Stevenson interviews Stuart Halloway at eRubyCon in Ohio.

• They Work For You NZ
• The Sunlight Foundation

Interviews with David Chelimsky, Dave Troy, Nick Sieger, and David Heinemeier Hansson.

Rails core member Michael Koziarski talks about Rails 2.0, the new patch process, and working on the core team.
From RailsConf in Berlin.

Christian Neukirchen, Ruby veteran and inventor of the tumblelog.

• Deploying Rails Applications
• Previous interview with Bruce Tate in March, 2006

• Wakoopa
• Eloy Duran
• Slidez
• Photos from Thijs van der Vossen

• Devchix

• Carmelyne Thompson
• Desi McAdam
• Ana Nelson
• Devchix

• Joey Devilla
• Mike Sax
• Scott Becker (asset_packager plugin)
• Trotter Cashion (Rails Refactoring to Resources)
• Mark Mansour
• Murray Steele (also mentioned)
• Dr. Nic Williams
• Josh Goebel (Beast, Pastie)
• Adam Keys
• Patrick Ewing
• Rand Fitzpatrick (Hackety Hack)
• Uncut and Upcoming Rails Podcast Episodes

• Unspace Interactive
• Beginning Ruby on Rails book from Apress
• PeepCode Press announcement

• Beginning Ruby
• Ruby Inside
• Peter Cooper’s Personal Blog
• Feed Digest

• EastMedia
• CityCliq
• OpenID
• Personal Software Process
• Mongrel Book
• PeepCode Screencast on webserver benchmarking, with Zed Shaw

• Jack Dorsey
• Alex Payne

• Stikkit
• Michael Buffington
• Blosxom blog engine
• Heaven on Earth

• DanWebb.net
• @media
• Jeremy Keith on UJS
• RailsConf London
• Bape

• Chris van Pelt on his cropper and presenter apps.
• Manfred Stienstra talks about his HTTP authentication library for Camping and also UTF-8 encoding in “that other web framework.”

• Presenter and DCSS by Myles Byrne
• Cheat by Chris Wanstrath
• Fog Creek Software
• Dream Ledger by Michael Gorsuch
• Mountain West Ruby Conference

Tim Lucas, co-developer of Web Connections and godfather of the Sydney Ruby Brigade, talks about developing with REST and JSON.

Obie Fernandez interviews the members of the Copenhagen Ruby Brigade in Denmark.

The creator of Ruby.
From RubyConf in Denver, Colorado.
Translation by Stephen Munday.

A chat with the members of EdgeCase, a Ruby consulting firm in Columbus, Ohio.

Correspondent Robert Stevenson interviews two developers from investment banking company JPMorgan Chase.

A chat with Greg Edwards of EyeTools (blog), a user interface research lab.
Elsewhere: Matz Keynote, Adam Keys USSRuby Sketch (alt), and the Erlang promo video.

The founders of BillMonk talk about building a community site with Rails, email as an API, and dynamically generated graphics.

A member of the rSpec team talks about Behavior Driven Development. From the offices of Bekk in Oslo, Norway.

The author of the Learn to Program website and book talks about learning and teaching Ruby.
Also check out the forum donated by core member Rick Olson and coding mastermind Josh Goebel.

Charles Nutter of JRuby talks about his recent hiring by Sun Microsystems. Also features a report from the crowd with Damien Tanner and Max Williams of New Bamboo.

• Sydney, Australia workshop with Geoffrey Grosenbach this November

• Portland, Oregon Rails workshop with Jeremy Voorhis
• Sydney, Australia workshop with Geoffrey Grosenbach
• PeepCode screencasts

A report from RailsConf with Japanese developer Shugo Maeda. Translated by Stephen Munday.

The founder of the Rails Podcast muses about acts_as_state_machine, running a business, and keeping up your Rails face.

The lead developer of the Django framework shares his perspectives on solving the problems of website development.

Hear about integration tests, optimization, and the tumblelog from Sam Stephenson (creator of Prototype, Rails core, 37signals) and Marcel Molina (Rails core, 37signals).

Newly knighted Rails blogger Josh Susser muses on database relationships and reliable apps.

The RubyCentral co-founder talks about his new book, Ruby for Rails.

The lead developer of StreetEasy talks about bridging web 1.0 and web 2.0 for the New York real estate market.

Take a tour of RubyForge with sysadmin Tom Copeland!

Obie Fernandez of ThoughtWorks gives a peek into how Ruby is making inroads into the enterprise.

Planet Argonites Robby Russell and Jeremy Voorhis team up on Rails deployment, refactoring, databases, and National Album Recording Month.

Tim Bray, co-inventor of XML, talks about the appeal of Ruby as a dynamic language and where Java might have a place in the future of Rails. Also features Obie Fernandez and Dave Astels.

A bootleg of the Why the Lucky Stiff concert at the South by Southwest Interactive Festival.

Popular designer and PHP developer Shaun Inman tries Ruby and talks about developing Mint.
See him in Boston next month at a Carson Workshops seminar on developing extensible PHP web apps.

Bruce Tate has created a stir in the Java community by promoting Ruby.
His books include Beyond Java and the upcoming Ruby on Rails, Up and Running.

The Ruby pioneer on rake task automation and good code design.

Glenn Vanderburg on metaprogramming. Formatted as MP3 this time…enhanced MPEG-4 versions will be available in a separate feed starting next episode.

Sean Chittenden talks about his Rails re-design work with Penny-Arcade.com, server scalability, and the open source business model.

Scott Raymond, developer of Blinksale, Icon Buffet, and other wonderful Rails apps.

The creator of the Seaside Smalltalk framework talks about the philosophy behind different web frameworks.

Rick Olson explains the Rails plugin system, RJS templates, and Rails-weenie.

A List Apart Systems Developer Dan Benjamin talks about developing a high traffic volume site with Rails.

Chad Fowler talks about his new book, RubyGems, and RailsConf.

ODEO’s lead developer talks about developing with agility and moving to Rails 1.0

Amy Hoy talks about learning Rails, website usability and her upcoming book.

Obie and Matt reflect on the whirlwind of long beards, huge slides, and curly brackets known as RubyConf.

Thomas Fuchs talks about writing the script.aculo.us libraries and changing the world with Ruby.

Core developer Jamis Buck talks about Switchtower and working at 37signals.

Core developer and Typo blog creator Tobias Luettke tells about the history of the blog and how he designs beautiful software with Rails.

Author Dave Thomas talks about the upcoming Rails book and how he started with Ruby.

Rails creator David Heinemeier Hansson talks about writing Rails.

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