Matt Allen from I Seek Golf on Unfuddle, a web application for tracking bugs amongst other things, telling us how both the ISG developers and management love it.
This was presented at the RORO Sydney February meetup.
Slides available on slideshare
By toolmantim
Tags : bugtracking, i seek golf, matt allen, presentation, rails, roro, ruby, ruby on rails, ruby on rails oceania, screencast, trac, unfuddle
Presentation at the September RORO Sydney meetup discussing issues surrounding date and time processing when dealing with different timezones and how they can be solved.
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By toolmantim
Tags : i18n, internationalisation, presentation, rails, rails oceania, rora, roro, ruby, ruby on rails, sydney, tim lucas, timezone, toolmantim, tzinfo, tztime
Learning from his recent release of MomentVille.com which he optimised with the help of YSlow, Geoff Evason gave this presentation at the September RORO meetup giving recommendations on how to improve the front-end performance of your web application.
Apologies for the crappy audio. I'm slowly learning all the gotchas to ghetto-live-screencasting.
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By toolmantim
Tags : css, geoff evason, javascript, performance, presentation, rails, rails oceania, rora, roro, ruby, ruby on rails, stylesheets, sydney, yslow
Fluxiom inspired contact management proof of concept i made in January 2006 and never bothered to published. I stumbled across it and screencapped it for old time's sake.
Integrates ActiveRecord-based backend validation and saving with Ajaxy zoopiness.
Full post on mah blog
By toolmantim
Tags : ajax, fluxiom, proof of concept, prototype, rails, ruby on rails, scriptaculous, web2.0, zoop
By toolmantim
Tags : actionpack, actionview, dry, lachie cox, lowpro, rails, rails oceania, rails oceania sydney, rora, roro, ruby on rails, stencil, vexing
By toolmantim
Tags : GSM network (0:38) , messaging, mobile, presentation, rails, rora, roro, ruby on rails, sms, tech, tim lucas
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