Notes from Ruby Fools 2008
8Apr2008 Filed under: rails Author: Casper FabriciusAlthough Ruby Fools 2008 was a great conference, I’ve only found the time write articles about two key notes, the ones of Dave Thomas and Matz.
But I have a sickly desire to write down extensive notes for all presentations I attend (it didn’t help that the conference was located at the Danish IT University, where I have been taking classes), and I thought I’d share those notes:
- Rubinius: A Technical Intro (Evan Phoenix)
- Tuning the Rails stack (James Cox)
- Ruby on .NET (Wayne Kelly)
- Versioning your data model (Ole Friis Østergaard)
- Merb (Kim Dalsgaard)
- The Dark Art of Developing Plugin (James Adam)
- Metaprogramming – Unlocking Ruby (Dave Thomas)
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Hello, I'm Casper Fabricius. I have developed for the web for 10 years, and have been enjoying Ruby on Rails for the past 5.
My experience covers communities, shopping solutions, multi-language sites, heavy back-end lifting and a wide selection of more traditional websites. I like to integrate Ruby with Java and .NET through JRuby and IronRuby when it makes sense. I am passionate about test- and behavior-driven development, but at the same time I am pragmatic and believe in getting things done.
I live in Copenhagen, Denmark, where I work for a fantastic company: Podio. I do not currently take on freelance assignments.