The June 2013 meeting of LRUG will be on Monday the 10th of June, from 6:30pm to 8:00pm. Our hosts Skills Matter will be providing the space, at their offices on Goswell Road; The Skills Matter eXchange . Registration details are given below .
Agenda
State Transitions Are People Too
JB Steadman says:
In this talk I present a simple ActiveRecord-based alternative to the many popular state machine gems.
Suppose you're dealing with …
- Hobo Blog: What belongs in the model?
- Rails Envy » Home: Rails Envy Podcast - Episode #101
- Robby on Rails: Launching Ruby on Rails projects, the video
- Rails Underground: Notes
The May 2013 meeting of LRUG will be on Monday the 13th of May, from 6:30pm to 8:00pm. Our hosts Skills Matter will be providing the space, at their offices on Goswell Road; The Skills Matter eXchange . Registration details are given below .
Agenda
DCI with Ruby & Rails
Dawid Skłodowski says:
Data Context Interaction is recently invented programming paradigm, which aims at separating behaviour from data model, by extracting interactions …
- Hobo Blog: What belongs in the model?
- Robby on Rails: Launching Ruby on Rails projects, the video
- Rails Envy » Home: Rails Envy Podcast - Episode #101
- Rails Underground: Notes
Recently the subject came up on the LRUG mailing list of the easiest way to download multiple images...
- Article RSS Feed: February 2012 Meeting
- Bamboo Blog: Learning Japanese the Rubyist way
- interblah.net: regarding-plus-ones
- Ruby-coloured glasses: Quick RubyProf action filters
- Nikos D.: Migrating to Ruby 1.9 (YARV): Posts you have to read!
- danwebb.net - Home: It's Been A Long Time...
If you are interested more, the full slide of my talk at LRUG is here.
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The talk was videotaped, so it may be uploaded here later.
Ruby Advent Calendar
This is Day 17 of Ruby Advent Calendar (Each day leading up to December 25th, one person posts an article to their blog and adds a link to their blog on the Advent Calendar). The previous entry was written by matschaffer …
- Axon Flux // A Ruby on Rails Blog: Internationalized Domain Names: Holy crap all of these work?
- Hackido: Gedit Find in Files - Now with Ack!
- the evolving ultrasaurus: Japanese geek speak
- Luke Redpath: Remote pair-programming using iChat
- Opscode Blog: Gov 2.0 Presentation: Scaling, Automation, & Management in the Cloud
- Kalzumeus Software: Data Driven Software Design Presentation (plus bonus interview)
A good while back I spoke about using ruby_prof and kcachegrind at LRUG.
I was asked back then if I could stick up my ruby=prof filter-code... and I've been just a *little* bit slack about getting around to that... but recently I've been profiling again, so I thought I'd bring it out again for general use.
Here's a way to quickly add ruby-prof profiling to any given *action*. Use the following
- Topics: Taryn
- Article RSS Feed: August 2009 Meeting
- Ruby on Rails, London - The Blog by Dynamic50: LRUG (February 2010)
- Nikos D.: Migrating to Ruby 1.9 (YARV): Posts you have to read!
- interblah.net: regarding-plus-ones
- for i in infinity: LRUG (Feb 2010)
These are the slides of my presentation at LRUG lightening talks 2010. The talk was about a brief introduction of birdpie.com .
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- Topics: birdpie.com
- Ruby on Rails, London - The Blog by Dynamic50: LRUG (February 2010)
- Article RSS Feed: February 2010 Meeting
- Locomotivation: MongoDB - Ruby friendly document storage that doesn't rhyme with ouch
- Wynn Netherland: CSS Metaframeworks - King of all @media
- Luigi Montanez: On Being a Civic Coder
- BlogFish - Blog: SimplyStored and CouchDB
These are the slides of my presentation at LRUG lightening talks 2010. The talk was about a brief introduction of our latest application birdpie.com.
BirdpieView more presentations from anupnarkhede.
Here are few random snaps from the evening.
- Topics: birdpie.com
- Article RSS Feed: February 2010 Meeting
Regarding +1
There's been a little bit of debate over Twitter and on the LRUG mailing list about the validity of "+/-1" as a response. I'm not a huge fan for a few reasons, and I thought it was worth trying to write them down, for my own clarification more than anything else
It's an oversimplification.
It doesn't provide any context.
It's faddish.
It's lazy.
In general, unless I'm asking a clear yes-or-no question, and I've …
…one of my favourite projects to date, Peoples Music Store with LRUG stalwart and renowned anarchist, James ‘ Bringing London To Its Very Knees' Darling which is maturing nicely under private beta as we speak. Peoples Music Store is a great idea from some of the guys behind bleep.com whereby users can construct and customise their very own download store from the music they love then get free music themselves if people buy from their store. It's …
- MacRuby Posts: MacRuby 0.5 beta 2
- Effectif Development: Testing Rails with Rack::Test
- DigitalHobbit: Phusion Passenger (aka mod_rails) on DreamHost
- Rubycon - All things geared towards web development: [Rubyconf 2008] All I really need to know I learned by writing my own web framework - Ben Scofield
- omgbloglol: The Path to Rails 3: Approaching the upgrade
- igvita.com: Goliath: Non-blocking, Ruby 1.9 Web Server
The April 2013 meeting of LRUG will be on Monday the 8th of April, from 6:30pm to 8:00pm. Our hosts Skills Matter will be providing the space, at their offices on Goswell Road; The Skills Matter eXchange . Registration details are given below .
Agenda
Better security for your web applications
Najaf Ali wants to school us on security:
He'll be covering:
How to improve the quality of your software by thinking like an attacker.
Technical walkthroughs of real-life vulnerabilities.
- Nikos D.: Breadcrumbs on Rails
- Labnotes: OAuth 2.0 Authorization using Rack
- » Product Launch Blog: Heroku Intro
- Comments on: blog: Link dump for June 7th
- Luigi Montanez: On Starting a Startup
- Engine Yard Developer Blog: Fikus: Deploying Padrino to Engine Yard AppCloud