RubyAndRails Europe
| Date | 21-22 October 2010 |
| Location | Pakhuis De Zwijger, Amsterdam |
| Price | € 149,00 incl. VAT |
Our speakers
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Rick Olson
Git: the stupid NOSQL database -
Corey Haines
Software Craftmanship -
Jon Yurek
Culture of Testing -
Thomas Fuchs
Do epic shit -
Elise Huard
Concurrency: Rubies, plural -
Joseph Wilk
Botanic testing -
Mathias Meyer
CouchDB -
Dirkjan Bussink
Rubinius -
Piotr Szotkowski
From Profiling Ruby 1.9 to Frankenstein Programming -
Sergei Kozlov
Netzke & ExtJS -
Sebastian Burkhard
Webscraping techniques -
Jeff Rose
Audio Synthesizers -
Piotr Sarnacki
Rails 3 Mountable Apps -
Lennart Koopmann
Gray is not boring -
Christopher Bertels
Fancy -
Justin Halsall
HTML5 -
Bogdan Gaza
Rails Admin the right way of doing data administration with Rails 3
Rick Olson
Git: the stupid NOSQL database
Rick is a ruby and javascript coder at GitHub, also known as @technoweenie. When not wooing girls
with his furious Rock Band drumming skills, he’s usually researching
the secret history of the world through the Planetary organization.
About his presentation: Git: the stupid NOSQL database
Many of us use Git as our source control tool of choice. But the man
page says Git is a “stupid content tracker.” Apps and libraries are
able to use Git for all sorts of other things, such as a distributed
key/value store. We’ll take a look at how you can start using Git as
the canonical data store for your app, why you would want to, and what
the pitfalls you might run into are.
