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Programming With Ruby Episode 18, Out Into The World

Man With Code - 2009-07-31 - free

Covered In This Episode: Where to go from here Books Libraries A few other things… Transcript: Hello Everybody and welcome to Programming With Ruby Episode 18, Out Into The World. I’m Tyler and this video is brought to you by manwithcode.com. In this episode I will be telling you where to go from here, now [...] .

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Programming With Ruby, Feedback

Man With Code - 2009-07-31 - free

Links: Donate: https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=4222118 Submit This Link: http://manwithcode.com/ruby-programming-tutorials/ Vote: http://manwithcode.com/tutorials-under-consideration/ Leave Feedback Here: http://manwithcode.com/235/leave-feedback-here-programming-with-ruby-feedback/ Covered In This Episode: $1000 or 1000 comments Submit to Social Media Transcript: Hello Everybody and welcome to Programming With Ruby, Feedback. I’m Tyler, and this video is brought to you by manwithcode.com. In this video I’m going to be going over [...] .

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Episode 0.1 - FastRI

Rubypulse - 2009-07-28 - free

"FastRI is an alternative to the ri command-line tool (used for browsing Ruby's stdlib and third-party API docs). It is much faster, and also allows you to offer RI lookup services over DRb. FastRI is smarter than ri, and can find classes anywhere in the hierarchy without specifying the "full path". FastRI can perform full-text searching. Its RubyGems support is better than ri's, and it knows which gem a method/class definition came from." - Mauricio Fernandez

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Introduction to Ruby on Rails 2

Teach Me To Code - 2009-07-26 - free

Presentation given to introduce Rails for URUG Rails Workshop 2009. In this screencast, you can learn about Rails from an outside-in approach.

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Rails CRUD Example

Teach Me To Code - 2009-07-26 - free

This is a walkthrough on how to create a simple address book using Ruby on Rails v2.1.

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Programming With Ruby Episode 13, Basic I/O

Man With Code - 2009-07-24 - free

Covered in this Episode: Defining I/O Files Directories Transcript: Hello Everybody and welcome to Programming With Ruby Episode 13, Basic input output. As always, I’m Tyler and this video is brought to you by manwithcode.com In this episode I will be defining what exactly input/output is, You will also learn how to work with files [...] .

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Programming With Ruby Episode 14, YAML

Man With Code - 2009-07-24 - free

Covered in this Episode: What is YAML Why should you use YAML? Storing Data Transcript: Hello Everybody and welcome to Programming With Ruby Episode 14, YAML. I’m Tyler and this video is brought to you by manwithcode.com. I will start off this episode telling you what YAML is and why you should be using it. [...] .

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Programming With Ruby Episode 15, Error Handling

Man With Code - 2009-07-24 - free

Covered in this Episode: What are errors What is error handling begin…end rescue ensure raise Transcript: Hello Everybody and welcome to Programming With Ruby Episode 15, Error Handling. I’m Tyler and this video is brought to you by manwithcode.com. In this episode you will learn what exactly errors are, and what error handling is. You [...] .

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Programming With Ruby Episode 16, Benchmarking

Man With Code - 2009-07-24 - free

Covered In This Episode: What is benchmarking? Benchmarking Profiling Transcript: Hello Everybody and welcome to Programming With Ruby Episode 16, Benchmarking. I’m Tyler and this video is brought to you by manwithcode.com. In this episode I will tell you what benchmarking is. You will learn how to preform benchmarking tests on some of your code. [...] .

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RailsCasts #171 Delayed Job

Railscasts - 2009-07-20 - free

Is there a long running task which should be handled in the background? One of the best ways is using the delayed_job plugin like I show in this episode.

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