Latest Paid Screencasts (page 25)
Rails Development for the Facebook Platform
Pragprogs - 2008-09-26 - paid
Since the Facebook Development Platform was released in May 2007, more than 12,000 Facebook applications have been launched. You can distribute your Rails application to potentially millions of users on Facebook. But to do that, you're going to need to play by the rules. Learn how to design your Rails app for Facebook from Mike Mangino, an experienced Rails and Facebook developer.
Watch this screencastEveryday Active Record
Pragprogs - 2008-09-26 - paid
Active Record models are the foundation of your Rails application. With a well-designed layer of models, your application is solid. You can make business logic changes easier, keep the integrity of your data in check, and better optimize the interaction with your database. Learn how to get the most out of the Active Record from Ryan Bates, one of the most experienced Rails developer (and screencasters) in the community.
Watch this screencastTest-First Development for Rails
Peepcode - 2008-09-25 - paidTest-first development can improve your workflow, improve the quality of your software, and give you confidence. If you have looked at the “test” directory sitting at the bottom of your Rails applications and have wondered what it’s there for, this is the screencast for you! This screencast walks through the...
Watch this screencastCouchDB with Rails
Peepcode - 2008-09-23 - paid
Technical editing by CouchDB committers Jan Lehnardt and Chris Anderson NOTE: Updated project code is available at GitHub (upgrade-couchrest branch). Imagine a world where there is no SQL. Your database doesn’t have a schema. You don’t have to worry about indexes. Replication is built-in. Scaling is part of the plan...
Watch this screencastCreating a Compelling User Interface with Core Animation
Pragprogs - 2008-09-05 - paidRails 2 from Scratch Part II
Peepcode - 2008-08-29 - paidUpdated with new content for Rails 2.1! If you purchased the previous version, you can re-download it by logging in to your account. Part I introduced you to Rails and took small steps through views and controllers. This hour and twenty minute sequel takes a bite out of database models....
Watch this screencastWriting Your First iPhone Application
Pragprogs - 2008-07-14 - paid
*This screencast series is no longer for sale.* Now that the iPhone SDK has officially been released and the Apple App Store is open for business, it's time to write killer mobile applications! To do that, you'll need to use several powerful (and possibly unfamiliar) tools: Xcode, Interface Builder, Objective-C, and then the iPhone SDK itself. It can all be a little overwhelming at first. Learn how to write your first table-based iPhone application from Bill Dudney, an experienced iPhone developer.
Watch this screencastBuilding a Dynamic Website with ExpressionEngine
Pragprogs - 2008-07-14 - paid
ExpressionEngine lets you design, deploy, and manage a dynamic website without fuss. It's a content management system that lets you do things your way. You don't need to be a programmer, a database administrator, or a top-notch web designer to use ExpressionEngine. Learn how to light up your content from Ryan Irelan, a veteran web developer and ExpressionEngine guru.
Watch this screencastSwitching from Windows to Mac
Lynda - 2008-07-11 - paid
Windows users who are contemplating a change to the Mac might have a number of questions. What exactly will be gained and lost in the transition? What is involved in the actual transfer of an entire digital life? How can familiar workflows be recreated in the new environment? Instructor David...
Watch this screencastPhusion Passenger
Peepcode - 2008-07-04 - paid
Technical editing by the creators of Phusion Passenger™. Phusion Passenger™ dropped onto the scene in early 2008 and immediately caused quite a stir. Many developers have hoped for a way to run Rails applications natively inside Apache, and now it’s possible! Passenger™ makes development easier and is the best way...
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