Softies on Rails – Ruby on Rails for .NET Developers
Hi there! As you've probably noticed, we're busy doing other stuff and have long stopped writing new articles here at Softies on Rails. However, we've provided a handy archive below, in case you want proof of our long history of having no clue what we're doing.
You can also check out the book we wrote back in 2008. It's out of print now, but you can find it around the interwebs, if you look hard enough.
Where are they now?
Brian Eng (follow on Twitter) lives with his family in the suburbs of Chicago, where he serves as a human punching bag.
In his spare time, he is Managing Partner at Bluebuzzard, a small software company that uses Ruby on Rails and other open-source technologies to make the hospitality industry a better place.
Jeff Cohen (follow on Twitter) is Lead Instructor at Code Academy, a beginner-focused, 11-week web development training program based in Chicago.
In 2008, Jeff started Purple Workshops, conducting beginner-level workshops in Ruby, Rails, and agile software techniques. He speaks at technical conferences throughout the year, and is now a Ruby on Rails contributor, teacher, and writer.
2010
2009
2008
- Hear us talk about Rails, .NET, and more on the Alt.net Podcast
- Microblogging on Twitter
- Rails for .NET Developers As A Wordle
- Can Software Updates Be Made Simpler?
- Speaking at ChicagoRuby this Saturday
- Rails for .NET Developers now shipping + Pragmatic Podcast
- Discount code: Voices That Matter Ruby Conference
- REST with Rails Wrap Up
- Rails Architecture
- Last Call for REST with Rails Registration
- The Art of Rails
- REST with Rails: Four Weeks and Counting
- Mike Gunderloy interviewed by FiveRuns
- Neal Ford on Complexity
- Using Routes Instead of Custom REST Actions
- Finding Good Rails Training in Your Area
- Do Your Own (Ruby) Olympics
- Ruby on Rails Google Group Getting Better
- REST with Rails: Registration Now Open
- Using Rails Generators
- REST with Rails: Our Next Workshop is Coming Soon
- What Was Your First Rails App?
- TakeFive Interview
- Announcing: Rails for .NET Developers
- What makes a good podcast?
- The Absolute Moron's Guide to Capistrano, Git and Thin Edition
- Going to RailsConf
- Laziness and Stupidity, Part 2
- Laziness and Stupidity; or, Model Validation in Rails
- Tooltips for Rails Validation Errors
- I'm on twitter, for some reason
- Change to comment markup
- Using Thin Instead Of Mongrel
- Creating Edge Rails Projects via Git on Windows or Mac
- Better messages for ActiveRecord validation errors
- Ruby In Steel 1.2 Hits The Streets
- GitHub Launched
- Absolute Moron's Guide to Forms in Rails, Part 5
- Absolute Moron's Guide to Forms in Rails, Part 4
- Absolute Moron's Guide to Forms in Rails, Part 3
- Acts as ASP.NET
- Absolute Moron's Guide to Forms in Rails, Part 2
- Absolute Moron's Guide to Forms in Rails, Part 1
- The Votes Are In
- Small Victories
- Where I host my Rails applications
- Rails development opportunity
- What's Your Preferred Syntax Color Scheme?
- Rails REST 101 meets Rails 2.0
- Rake is my new F5
- You Don't Need Foreign Key Constraints In Rails
- Vote For The Next Rails Class in 2008
- Freezing Your Rails Application
2007
2006
2005