Ruby on Rails

Rails 2 has a lot of things to feel happy about. Jeremy Kemper, one of the earliest and one of the largest contributors to the Ruby on Rails framework, gives a detailed explanation of the new features in Rails 2.0 and 2.1.

Interviews with David Chelimsky, Dave Troy, Nick Sieger, and David Heinemeier Hansson.

Rails core member Michael Koziarski talks about Rails 2.0, the new patch process, and working on the core team. From RailsConf in Berlin.

Christian Neukirchen, Ruby veteran and inventor of the tumblelog.

Robert Stevenson interviews Bruce Tate about Changing the Present and Ruby in the enterprise. From eRubyCon in Columbus, OH. Deploying Rails ApplicationsPrevious interview with Bruce Tate in March, 2006

This article lists five of the ‘worst offenders’ of misconfigurations of application security that are universally problematic for all ASP.NET Web-based applications.SQL Injection @ .Net Developer’s JournalEd Finkler’s home pageCERI...

This article lists five of the ‘worst offenders’ of misconfigurations of application security that are universally problematic for all ASP.NET Web-based applications.SQL Injection @ .Net Developer’s JournalEd Finkler’s home pageCERI...

The talk was a broad introduction to S3 and EC2 and had some examples and scenarios using a Ruby on Rails application. I will present a more Rails centric variant of this talk at the upcoming Rails Konferenz in Frankfurt, Germany. Further I will be talking about S3/EC2 and Rails at the RailsCo...

You've probably heard about "Ruby on Rails", a programming method that's popular among Web applications developers, but what about using other languages with the Rails programming framework? In this episode of the podcast, you'll hear an interview with author Justin Gehtland, talk...

By ian_lamont@computerworld.com (Computerworld) You've probably heard about "Ruby on Rails", a programming method that's popular among Web applications developers.   In this episode of the podcast, you'll hear an interview with author Justin Gehtland, talking about some of the issues raised in his book "Rails for Java Developers." 

Three interviews with developers who use why the lucky stiff’s Camping framework. See also Presenter and DCSS by Myles ByrneCheat by Chris WanstrathFog Creek SoftwareDream Ledger by Michael GorsuchMountain West Ruby Conference