
Episode 99: 122: Scripted GUI Testing with Ruby
This episode was originally published on August 30, 2008. Ian Dees talks about his new book on testing GUI applications. His company uses Ruby to test handheld devices. workonrails.com: Find or post...
30 Aug 200921min

Episode 98: 32: Dave Thomas and Mike Clark
This episode was originally published on August 29, 2006. A clarification of what it means for Rails to enter the enteprise, and a preview of the upcoming Rails Edge conferences. Also mentioned: S...
30 Aug 200927min

Episode 97: 3: Tobias Luettke
This episode was originally published on August 26, 2005. Core developer and Typo blog creator Tobias Luettke tells about the history of the blog and how he designs beautiful software with Rails. wo...
26 Aug 200933min

Episode 96: 73: eRubyCon - Bruce Tate
This episode was originally published on August 24, 2007. Robert Stevenson interviews Bruce Tate about Changing the Present and Ruby in the enterprise. From eRubyCon in Columbus, OH. Deploying Rai...
24 Aug 200926min

Episode 95: 31: Jeff Cohen and Brian Eng
This episode was originally published on August 21, 2006. The authors of the Softies on Rails blog talk about developing Rails apps on the Windows platform. Also mentioned: Portland, Oregon Rails ...
21 Aug 200926min

Episode 94: 121: RubyFringe
This episode was originally published on August 6, 2008. In person with Hampton Catlin, Anita Kuno, Wayne Seguin, and Nathan Weizenbaum, plus a cameo appearance by Jay Phillips. From the RubyFringe ...
6 Aug 200927min

Episode 93: 30: Shugo Maeda
This episode was originally published on August 3, 2006. A report from RailsConf with Japanese developer Shugo Maeda. Translated by Stephen Munday. workonrails.com: Find or post Ruby on Rails jobs. ...
4 Aug 20099min

Episode 92: 29: Scott Barron
This episode was originally published on July 27, 2006. The founder of the Rails Podcast muses about acts_as_state_machine, running a business, and keeping up your Rails face. workonrails.com: Find ...
28 Juli 200919min



















