Here we go again RailsConf 2010 has started. The keynotes will be streamed online at http://railsconf.com and the slides of the presentation will also be posted there. I'll provide more links once they become available.
This is the view from my hotel which is 5 minutes from the convention center where RailsConf is going on.
I'm now following the Acceptance Testing with Cucumber talk.
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Daniel Wanja
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Daniel Wanja
d@n-so.com
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- Adam Smith's Blog: The Great Q&A Wars of 2009 ~ 2014
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I have been working on a tool to visualize your Amazon Web Services usage logs for EC2, RDS, SQS, S3, SDB (and soon CF). There will be a limited free version and a full version that has the dashboard and the drill down for each of the services. This tool is still in development but my todo list is getting shorter...so you can have a sneak peek here:
Sneak peek of Usage Report for Amazon Web Services™ from daniel wanja .
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- elc technologies - Blog : Ruby on Rails, iPhone, Flash, Agile, Interactive Design: Good Ruby Times
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The conference is about to start in 30 minutes, the room starts to buzz. The confreaks guys have their camera and video recording equipment all setup. So you will be able to catch up the conference online soon. Somehow I really like single track conferences and the sessions seem really great and will be fast passed, 30 to 45 minutes. Check out the schedule . So I will sit back and enjoy the show.
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What a conference! The talks where really awesome so far. Not exactly sure what I will attend today. I might attend "Optimize it! ActionScript Tips for iPhone Games" followed by " Adobe is from Mars, Microsoft is from Uranus: A View from the Client". Then I will have to split early to catch a flight to Salt Lake City for the MountainWest RubyConf 2010 .
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- How Software is Built: Interview with Jason Huggins - CTO of Sauce Labs / Selenium
As you saw yesterday afternoon I didn't blog too much, so let's how today goes. The party last night was really fun, lot's of networking, rock band playing and just a nice general geek atmosphere.
Right now the "Evolution of RIA Design Principals" panel is about to start.
Actually today is the first day of the conference. Yesterday was a tutorial day which was really fun. Today there will be a bunch of 1h20m sessions throughout the day. The conference is at the ebay headquarters.
I was with three other guys from Denver and we nearly missed the start of the keynote as we took the light rail in the wrong direction. How can 4 engineers go so wrong? :-) Anyhow it doesn't seem we missed to much as it's starting with a talk from the sponsor (ebay/paypal) …
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We just had a great breakfast at Peggy Sue's Dinner...and moved over to the Ebay Headquarters where the conferences is about to start.
I'll be taking notes during the day and updating this page as we go one.
Connecting Arduino Hardware to Flex: Justin Mclean
twitter: justinmclean Justin is from Sydney, Australia. Content:
Arduino platform, how to program and how to connect to Flex
2/3 Arduino 1/3 Flex
Hands on
So we'll go through the followings: