http://www.ruboss.com Ruboss Technology Corporation, a Boutique Flex + Rails Software Consultancy in Vancouver, BC, Canada Fri, 12 Jun 2009 21:46:16 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en So, I did a talk at a Flex event in Vancouver that Adobe put on a couple weeks ago, and Scott and I decided to do a survey to get information about how we should price our upcoming workshops.  Instead of asking people what they wanted to pay, we decided ... http://www.ruboss.com/?p=45 Hi, Scott's S3 on Rails BoF talk from RailsConf 2009 is here.  (You can download the PDF from that page, or click the "download" button to download the PDF, Keynote, etc.)  Yay GitHub! Cheers, Peter http://www.ruboss.com/?p=36 So, Sopobo is currently just selling Scott's book on Amazon S3. I am going to be launching a book on RestfulX (that Dima Berastau is co-authoring) on Sopobo soon. Shortly afterward, we will open up Sopobo to authors whose names aren't Scott Patten and Peter Armstrong! This isn't a ... http://www.ruboss.com/?p=31 Note: This is based on this example, which is based on an example that Dima and I built together. Both of us use this example everywhere, and the original origin of the data model is my Flexible Rails book. (No, Flexible Rails doesn't cover RestfulX; what I mean ... http://www.ruboss.com/?p=25 I'm presenting about RestfulX at a BoF at RailsConf tonight (Wednesday, May 6) at 8 PM. For those not there, these are my RailsConf 2009 slides.  These show a very high level picture of RestfulX, its history, and how it relates to Ruboss.  Most of the presentation will be a walkthrough ... http://www.ruboss.com/?p=15 Ruboss has changed a lot in the last year.  For starters, what was once the "Ruboss Framework" (and available under a dual GPL + Commercial license) is now the RestfulX Framework (and available under the MIT license). So, rather than have a bunch of outdated information confusing Google, it's time to ... http://www.ruboss.com/?p=1