Canada on Rails: Amy Hoy - getting started with AJAX
13 Apr 2006Go read the AJAX chapter in the Rails book
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Go read the AJAX chapter in the Rails book
Sleep…. sleep… sllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllfja;l
497:3 and at least one of those 3 looks pretty pissed she’s here… at least that’s what I counted, so it was interesting to see that the organizer had a handful good looking women greeting and handing out badges.
This is really bad. The two genders bring very different perspectives to issues. Rails is about getting stuff done quickly, not so much about a technology. I would think this would draw in more woman than than other topics in the CS world.
One of those 3 woman is Amy Hoy who I (over)hear writes great Rails docs and is writing a book.
Also 24% of Vancouver speak Chinese. Wild. You can really see this on the street.
David Black: Breaking Through the Programming Glass Ceiling
Problems with getting his laptop hooked up to the projector. Apple, was it really a good idea to use a non-vga plug on your computers? (lazyweb: why apple doesn’t use vga?)
Changing topic to “Meditations on the Ruby/Rails Ratio”. Talking about the relationship between Ruby and Rails.
I’m getting tried (was up til 5 EST last night) so my notes are going to fade out here. The campfire (I like it as a noun) has high praise for his book. Maybe we should get a few copies.
_I think this is his blog
Chai is good. Makes the body feel warm and my brain feel cushioned
He recapped a lot of what was covered in the testing chapter of the Rails book
Listening to people having a hard sell to get their bosses to allow TDD makes me glad to work at RS