Jim Hoskins
Nick Pettit
Cramp, an asynchronous web framework
Pratik Naik wrote Cramp as a web framework to run on top of Event Machine. Because of it’s asynchronous nature it allows you to handle a lot of connections efficiently, even over a long period of time.
Episode #40 - January 8, 2010
Cramp, Validation Scopes, and Weary are covered in this Friday episode. We also talk about password security without SSL, Bonsai, and how to use Jekyll on Heroku.
This episode is sponsored by Heroku. Instantly deploy and scale your Ruby application.
Cramp, an asynchronous web framework
February 10, 2012
This episode we bootstrap your forms, stop unwanted browsers, give you a new mailview, deploy with a buildpack, introduce activeattr, and do some ruby trick shots.
February 7, 2012
Mechanize gets a Highscore while his Sidekiq fumbles trying to Manage his Bootstraps on this episode of Ruby5.
February 3rd, 2012
See who's in the office with snitch, generate api docs from your rspec suite, learn some cool vim tricks, improve your UI with bootstrap 2.0, and more in this episode of Ruby5!
January 31, 2012
In 3.2.1, we Devise a way to run Ruby 1.9.2 on Heroku, by using a 30% Faster Kookaburra that we Resqued during a recent trip Cross-Country - it's all in this episode of Ruby5.
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