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Posted almost 18 years ago
You can watch my "RubyConf presentation":http://is.gd/gDpf now, or just "go through the slides":http://www.slideshare.net/dyoder/rubyconf-preso to better understand what we're doing here.
Posted almost 18 years ago
This is a little bit late, but I wanted to let everybody know that we’re now AT&T Interactive. Our work today encompasses everything from voice recognition to social networking. We’ve recently hired Chris Hughes (not that one, this one), Ari Lerner, and Eero Saynatkari, along with many other talented folks.
Posted almost 18 years ago
This is mostly a stablization release from the big 0.8.0 release last week. The big improvement is actually the docs, most of which are on this Web site.
Posted almost 18 years ago
This is mostly a stablization release from the big 0.8.0 release last week. The big improvement is actually the docs, most of which are on this Web site.
Posted almost 18 years ago
This is mostly a stablization release from the big 0.8.0 release last week. The big improvement is actually the docs, most of which are on this Web site.
Posted almost 18 years ago
Posted almost 18 years ago
So what have we been up to? The biggest change is that the overall focus has shifted from Sun MVC with support for alternative approaches to being much more resource-oriented and architecturally focused. Sun MVC is now basically one way to use Waves, but there is nothing special about it.
Posted almost 18 years ago
So what have we been up to? The biggest change is that the overall focus has shifted from Sun MVC with support for alternative approaches to being much more resource-oriented and architecturally focused. Sun MVC is now basically one way to use Waves, but there is nothing special about it.
Posted almost 18 years ago
So what have we been up to? The biggest change is that the overall focus has shifted from Sun MVC with support for alternative approaches to being much more resource-oriented and architecturally focused. Sun MVC is now basically one way to use Waves, but there is nothing special about it.
Posted almost 18 years ago
I am very excited to be speaking at RubyConf ‘08. It is sold out, but if you’re going, don’t hesitate to drop me a line. If you’re not, I will be posting the slides here and of course Confreaks is recording the sessions.