Monday, March 3. 2008
TSOT Ruby on Rails Project Night Returns!
I'll be speaking again at the TSOT Ruby on Rails Project Night. I had a lot of fun at the last one so I offered to speak again 
Dynamic finders are one of those things that seem magical to people who are used to statically bound languages like Java or C. In this talk, I'm going to demystify some of this magic so that you can see how one of the more interesting methods in the Rails code actually works.
If you use Facebook, you can RSVP on the event page.
Dynamic finders are one of those things that seem magical to people who are used to statically bound languages like Java or C. In this talk, I'm going to demystify some of this magic so that you can see how one of the more interesting methods in the Rails code actually works.
If you use Facebook, you can RSVP on the event page.
March 11th - TSOT Ruby on Rails Project Night Returns!
Attention Toronto Tech Elitists,
As the second Tuesday of the month draws near, so does TSOT's Ruby on Rails Project Night! This unique gathering for Toronto's programming community brings together the brightest minds in Ruby/Rails development, promising another great offering of presentations on March 11th, 2008:
Mike Bowler returns to share his wisdom on "Exploring the magic behind dynamic finders: diving into ActiveRecord::Base.method_missing"
Robin Ward will explore "RJS: a love and hate affair" in his work with http://www.forumwarz.com
and our feature presenter Ilya Grigorik will look at "Taming the RSS beast" with http://www.aiderss.com
The TSOT Ruby on Rails Project Night takes place on March 11th, 2008 at 151 Bloor Street West, Toronto.
Doors and Snacks 5:30pm
Presentations at 6:00pm
This event is free but space is limited! Reserve your spot by RSVPing to the facebook event or emailing corina.newby@tsotinc.com
If you are interested in becoming a sponsor or presenter at a future event, please contact Corina Newby at 416-908-6082.
Attention Toronto Tech Elitists,
As the second Tuesday of the month draws near, so does TSOT's Ruby on Rails Project Night! This unique gathering for Toronto's programming community brings together the brightest minds in Ruby/Rails development, promising another great offering of presentations on March 11th, 2008:
Mike Bowler returns to share his wisdom on "Exploring the magic behind dynamic finders: diving into ActiveRecord::Base.method_missing"
Robin Ward will explore "RJS: a love and hate affair" in his work with http://www.forumwarz.com
and our feature presenter Ilya Grigorik will look at "Taming the RSS beast" with http://www.aiderss.com
The TSOT Ruby on Rails Project Night takes place on March 11th, 2008 at 151 Bloor Street West, Toronto.
Doors and Snacks 5:30pm
Presentations at 6:00pm
This event is free but space is limited! Reserve your spot by RSVPing to the facebook event or emailing corina.newby@tsotinc.com
If you are interested in becoming a sponsor or presenter at a future event, please contact Corina Newby at 416-908-6082.
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