Waves

Good news! I’ve been selected to speak at the LoneStar RubyConf in Austin, TX, September 4-6, 2008 on Resource-oriented Web apps using Waves. This will be perfect timing as we expect to have our entire Resource-driven, Layers-based goodness ready for show (also known as the Turtles All The Way Down release). Hope to see you there!

Good news! I’ve been selected to speak at the LoneStar RubyConf in Austin, TX, September 4-6, 2008 on Resource-oriented Web apps using Waves. This will be perfect timing as we expect to have our entire Resource-driven, Layers-based goodness ready for show (also known as the Turtles All The Way Down release). Hope to see you there!

As many of you may already know, YPC is one of the largest (if not _the_ largest) Ruby / Rails deployments in the world. YPC SRD is thus one of the few places where you can work with Ruby on innovative and exciting projects. We are also hiring, so if ... [More] this sounds interesting, and you'd like to be able to work with technologies like Waves, "hit me up":mailto:[email protected]. [Less]

As many of you may already know, YPC is one of the largest (if not the largest) Ruby / Rails deployments in the world. YPC SRD is thus one of the few places where you can work with Ruby on innovative and exciting projects. We are also hiring, so if this sounds interesting, and you’d like to be able to work with technologies like Waves, hit me up.

As many of you may already know, YPC is one of the largest (if not the largest) Ruby / Rails deployments in the world. YPC SRD is thus one of the few places where you can work with Ruby on innovative and exciting projects. We are also hiring, so if this sounds interesting, and you’d like to be able to work with technologies like Waves, hit me up.

As many of you may already know, YPC is one of the largest (if not the largest) Ruby / Rails deployments in the world. YPC SRD is thus one of the few places where you can work with Ruby on innovative and exciting projects. We are also hiring, so if this sounds interesting, and you’d like to be able to work with technologies like Waves, hit me up.

We've joined the cool kids and gone all "git":http://github.com/dyoder/waves/tree/master, so if you've been using the SVN repo, stop, drop, and roll. If you have questions about how to use Git or transition from SVN to Git, please "stop by the forum":http://groups.google.com/group/rubywaves, and we'll do our best to help!

We’ve joined the cool kids and gone all git, so if you’ve been using the SVN repo, stop, drop, and roll. If you have questions about how to use Git or transition from SVN to Git, please stop by the forum, and we’ll do our best to help!

We’ve joined the cool kids and gone all git, so if you’ve been using the SVN repo, stop, drop, and roll. If you have questions about how to use Git or transition from SVN to Git, please stop by the forum, and we’ll do our best to help!

Well, that happened. On consecutive days, Waves was featured on two popular Ruby blogs, InfoQ and Peter Cooper’s RubyInside. It was fantastic exposure and a great way to cap of Waves’ first month since it’s public launch.