New Enterprise Ruby Studio
Posted by marcel July 12, 2006 @ 01:00 AM
Right on the heels of Martin Fowler writing up Enterprise Rails, the Pragmatic Studio has announced the addition of their latest studio, Enterprise Ruby, the first of which will be taught by Relevance LLC’s Stu Halloway and Justin Gehtland in Boston, September 11-13.
Some of the material they’ll be covering includes metaprogramming, domain specific languages, LDAP, XML, and web services. These topics and more will help use learn how to use the power and expressiveness of Ruby, and how to use it as your enterprise “glue.”
Those who attended Stu Halloway and Justin Gehtland’s talk at RailsConf on Rails internals already know how engaging they are as speakers. They are also currently working on the upcoming Rails for Java Programmers book.
Though not Rails specific, they do incorporate Rails in parts of the course and learning such things as LDAP and web services in Ruby is directly applicable to your Rails work.
Sign up by July 31st for a $200 early registration discount. You can register at http://pragmaticstudio.com/ruby.
I’ve been working on a project that uses LDAP, and I’ve found the ActiveLDAP library to be helpful, but it is still inconsistant and missing some important features.
But it’s incredible how easy it has been to add those features.
Looks great, I can’t wait to attend!
DHH, are you gone respond to this? http://andrewlsmith.blogspot.com/2006/07/industry-demands-python-not-ruby-or.html
Thanks
holy crap,really exspensive!!!!
chris: Whatever the rails numbers are now, you can bet that they are much better than they were when David released rails. Sorry for the offtopic response…
Chris: how does that comparison between keywords in job listings mean anything? I bet if you searched for jobs containing as/400 it would dwarth both rails and django listings. So what? You go have fun at your new job doing legacy mainframe coding.
Or for real fun, compare to C++ or something.
Blog’s RSS feed is busted. “Application error (Rails)”.
Oh yea? What url? The mephisto feed url is fine: http://weblog.rubyonrails.org/feed/atom.xml. It redirects to Feedburner which is also fine.
Any idea if the next release of Rails will include Trestle as the replacement of scaffold?
http://trestle.rubyforge.org/
Just wondering, Trestle looks quite good.