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Ruby Meet Up 8/13/09: Ruby Files on Google App Engine

August 28, 09 //
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Ruby Meet Up 8/13/09: Ruby Files on Google App Engine
Google Tech Talks August 13, 2009 ABSTRACT Presented at the Ruby Meet Up by John Woodell and Ryan Brown. Rails & Sinatra apps can now be deployed to Google's infrastructure. We will introduce some of our latest tools for developing jruby apps for Google App Engine, and highlight the Ruby apis.
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Ruby Meet Up 8/13/09: Interfaces and the Future of Ruby

August 20, 09 //
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Ruby Meet Up 8/13/09: Interfaces and the Future of Ruby
Google Tech Talk August 13, 2009 ABSTRACT Presented at the Ruby Meet Up by Yehuda Katz. Yehuda will walk you through some of the new features in Rails 3, including how Rails has become significantly more modular, making it easier than ever to replace a part of Rails with an equivalent component. www.meetup.com
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SANDstorm, Math-Fun, & Asteroid Relocation

August 15, 09 //
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SANDstorm, Math-Fun, & Asteroid Relocation
Google Tech Talk July 24, 2009 ABSTRACT Presented by Rich Schroeppel. Rich Schroeppel works on sandstorm, the Sandia entry in the NIST contest for a new cryptographic hash function. He'll also present some math fun: Post's Tag Problem, and Polyhypercubes. Then there's a proposal for moving asteroids to useful orbits, and to close, the Fish-Pond Theory for the origin of life. Bio: Rich Schroeppel has an Erdos number of 2, coauthored mit's famous 1972 HAKMEM, and factored Mersenne numbers M137 …
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Countdown to PDC09: Discounts, Workshops, and Tweets

August 10, 09 //
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In this week’s episode, Mike & Jennifer talk about how to keep up with PDC news via Twitter, highlight the 7 deep-dive Workshops being offered this year, remind folks that students and professors qualify for a great PDC academic discount (only $595!), and begin to talk about the Birds of a Feather sessions.  But, only so much can be squeezed into ten short minutes, so I guess you’ll have to watch next week’s episode to hear the rest of that sentence. http://microsoftpdc.com/