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Finish getting all of URLAgg.com’s features to pass. This concludes the upgrade to Rails 3 and Rspec 2. Watch this screencast

Starting the work on getting all of URLAgg ’s features to pass. Upgrading authlogic, dealing with the new Rails 3 XSS protection, install the dynamic_form plugin. Watch this screencast

The Web has seen at least four major advancements in browser technology, about once every five years. Ajax has been around for five years, and we’re at the next jump: persistent connections between server and client. Node.js makes it easy to write asynchronous, event-driven applications that serve static, dynamic, and... Watch this screencast

We pick up where we left off in episode 3 and finish getting our specs to pass after upgrading to Rails 3 and RSpec 2. Watch this screencast

We go over all of the specs that are failing due to the upgrade to Rails 3 and RSpec 2, making changes needed to get them to pass. Watch this screencast

We upgrade the URLAgg project to Rails 3 and get the Rails console and server to load and run all the specs. Watch this screencast

Rob Conery walks you through Sinatra, the lightweight Ruby web framework. Along the way you’ll get to know Vim, HAML, and MongoDB as Rob rebuilds the MVC Music Store completely with Sinatra. "Understanding Rack" is bundled with this production and is Episode 2. Watch this screencast

Part I introduced you to the basics of Vim: installation, basic editing, operators, and file navigation. This sequel will teach you to productively use Vim’s text editing, movement, and manipulation capabilities. In this 59 minute screencast, you’ll learn from experienced Vim master Andrew Stewart (voiced by Internet celebrity Dan Benjamin).... Watch this screencast

Test-driven development (TDD) is a programming technique that reverses the usual sequence of coding and testing. By writing tests just in advance of the code needed to satisfy them, programmers: * Work with confidence * Work on a series of achievable steps instead of tackling a big problem all at once * Ensure that software design meets the need of the actual code * Leave behind a suite of tests to help preserve the integrity of the code Watch this screencast