[Journey to Japan #2] The Final RubyKaigi | AkitaOnRails.com
I hope you enjoyed my first article in the series Exploring Tokyo City. Now let me tell my impressions of the RubyKaigi Conference itself. What many may not know is that RubyKaigi is in its 6th iteration and it has always been organized by volunteers effort. Their leader is Masayoshi Takahashi-san. He is also the founder of Nihon Ruby-no-kai (Japan Ruby Group) which also helds the e-zine Rubyist M
Upcoming: Journey to Japan | AkitaOnRails.com
I attended RubyKaigi 2011 and it was a very exciting trip for me. My grandparents were born in Japan, I am 3rd generation Japanese born and raised in Brazil. This was my first time visiting my grandparents home country. It was therefore the first time I decided to attend RubyKaigi, the most famous Japanese Ruby conference. And if it couldn’t be exciting enough, I was able to attend it as a speaker
Easy Restful Rails Screencast | AkitaOnRails.com
Update 2013: This video is very obsolete. It has been superceded by Inherited Resources later, but most programmers prefer to not go so deep in metaprogramming “magic” and keep the controllers less implicit for maintenance purposes. Update 28/01: Seems like myself and James Golick were in sync here :-) We both did screencasts at the same time. He just recorded one for his other great plugin “attri
%w(Akita On Rails) * 2.0 / Rolling with Rails 2.0 - The First Full Tutorial - Part 1
for brazilians: click here. I am very happy to see that my Rails 2.0 Screencast was very well received. More than 1,500 unique visitors watched it. The idea was to showcase Rails 2.0 very fast, showing what is possible to do in less than 30 min. Now, I will break that video down into its main pieces and create the very first full featured step-by-step tutorial around Rails 2.0. Like any other tuto
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