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"A Documentation Talk" sounds pretty boring, right? Wouldn't it be scandalously titillating if this talk's title included detailed ... by: Justin Searls, Cory Flanigan As practitioners who comprise the Implementing Rails 3.1, Backbone.js, CoffeeScript, jQuery, Sass, and CouchDB on EC2 by: Rod Cope In under two months, my ... The effects of API design will likely live with your project for a long time, often beyond your tenure with the project. Yet good API ... A musical selection for your enjoyment. Help us caption & translate this video! You know how to raise and rescue exceptions. But do you know how they work, and how how to structure a robust error handling ...

At least since node.js everyone knows that real time HTTP responses are the next big thing. The secrets of handling incoming ... REST is an architectural style for distributed systems. However, many implementations forget about the distributed part of REST ... by: Jim Holmes Selenium’s a wonderful tool for automating acceptance and functional tests; however, real-world ... Ever wonder how software is designed and developed at GitHub? Are you curious about how new features are deployed to the ... Rocky Mountain Ruby 2011 - Lightning Talk: In Defense of Unless by: Spike Ilacqua

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Rocky Mountain Ruby 2011 - There Are No Tests by: Jeff Casimir
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Rocky Mountain Ruby 2011 - CRUD is not REST - Hypermedia for Y'All! by: Nick Sutterer
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Rocky Mountain Ruby 2011 - There Are No Tests by: Jeff Casimir

Rocky Mountain Ruby 2011 - There Are No Tests by: Jeff Casimir

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Rocky Mountain Ruby 2011 - A Documentation Talk by: Zach Holman

Rocky Mountain Ruby 2011 - A Documentation Talk by: Zach Holman

"A Documentation Talk" sounds pretty boring, right? Wouldn't it be scandalously titillating if this talk's title included detailed ...

Rocky Mountain Ruby 2011 - Start using Jasmine.  Write better JavaScript.  Profit.

Rocky Mountain Ruby 2011 - Start using Jasmine. Write better JavaScript. Profit.

by: Justin Searls, Cory Flanigan As practitioners who comprise the

Rocky Mountain Ruby 2011 - Be Moar Ridiculous by: Anthony Navarre

Rocky Mountain Ruby 2011 - Be Moar Ridiculous by: Anthony Navarre

RoR Nerd at Factory Design Labs ...

Rocky Mountain Ruby 2011 - Implementing Rails 3.1...

Rocky Mountain Ruby 2011 - Implementing Rails 3.1...

Implementing Rails 3.1, Backbone.js, CoffeeScript, jQuery, Sass, and CouchDB on EC2 by: Rod Cope In under two months, my ...

Rocky Mountain Ruby 2011 - API Design Matters by: Anthony Eden

Rocky Mountain Ruby 2011 - API Design Matters by: Anthony Eden

The effects of API design will likely live with your project for a long time, often beyond your tenure with the project. Yet good API ...

Rocky Mountain Ruby 2011 - Ruby Coding High by: Jim Weirich, Zef Houssney

Rocky Mountain Ruby 2011 - Ruby Coding High by: Jim Weirich, Zef Houssney

A musical selection for your enjoyment. Help us caption & translate this video! http://amara.org/v/GZC6/

Rocky Mountain Ruby 2011 - Things You Didn't Know About Exceptions by: Avdi Grimm

Rocky Mountain Ruby 2011 - Things You Didn't Know About Exceptions by: Avdi Grimm

You know how to raise and rescue exceptions. But do you know how they work, and how how to structure a robust error handling ...

Rocky Mountain Ruby 2011 - Real Time Rack by: Konstantin Haase

Rocky Mountain Ruby 2011 - Real Time Rack by: Konstantin Haase

At least since node.js everyone knows that real time HTTP responses are the next big thing. The secrets of handling incoming ...

Rocky Mountain Ruby 2011 - CRUD is not REST - Hypermedia for Y'All! by: Nick Sutterer

Rocky Mountain Ruby 2011 - CRUD is not REST - Hypermedia for Y'All! by: Nick Sutterer

REST is an architectural style for distributed systems. However, many implementations forget about the distributed part of REST ...

Rocky Mountain Ruby 2011 - Surviving Growing from Zero to 15,000 Selenium Tests

Rocky Mountain Ruby 2011 - Surviving Growing from Zero to 15,000 Selenium Tests

by: Jim Holmes Selenium’s a wonderful tool for automating acceptance and functional tests; however, real-world ...

Rocky Mountain Ruby 2011 - Code First, Ask Questions Later by: Tim Clem

Rocky Mountain Ruby 2011 - Code First, Ask Questions Later by: Tim Clem

Ever wonder how software is designed and developed at GitHub? Are you curious about how new features are deployed to the ...

Rocky Mountain Ruby 2011 - Lightning Talk: In Defense of Unless by: Spike Ilacqua

Rocky Mountain Ruby 2011 - Lightning Talk: In Defense of Unless by: Spike Ilacqua

Rocky Mountain Ruby 2011 - Lightning Talk: In Defense of Unless by: Spike Ilacqua