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- 2. For me the purpose of life is partly to have joy. Programmers often feel joy when they can concentrate on the creative side of programming, So Ruby is designed to make programmers happy
- 3. Ivan + design + biz + code + eco
- 6. MODERNIZE THE PLATFORM Unified DB, Legacy Upgrades Integrated Systems Applications
- 7. CURRENT STATE Word Power File Press & Google Microsoft Bldr PHP maker Nebula Nebula Apps PHP MSFT MSFT MSFT File SQL SQL MSFT SQL maker Sites & Excel MySQL MySQL MySQL MySQL I Drive I Drive Docs Server Server Server Pro Strategi New c FBO Contrac C4C Venture The W IPP Davina t Mgt Midas ELS SAT eROI Thebes Website Initiative Fund s s
- 8. PLANNED Word Press & Google Linux Nebula Apps PHP Sites & MySQL Ruby & Rails I Drive Docs Thebes C4C Contract Strategic New (upgrade Special Website IPP Midas ELS SAT eROI Mgt Initiatives Ventures d to Project Excel)
- 9. PLATFORM VISION Technology Stack OS Application Database Today Windows .NET, PHP, SQL Server, MySQL Tomorrow Linux Ruby on Rails MySQL
- 14. You can • enjoy coding more • be more productive • create better quality • deploy easier • surf the cutting edge • advance your career
- 15. most programmers could get up and running in Ruby in about the same time it would take them to learn another framework in their current language anyway.
- 17. for stakeholders and coders
- 18. for stakeholders and coders
- 19. You have a test plan ✓ You just haven’t written it ✓ Write it down ✓ Better yet, automate it
- 25. Written by a non-coder Automated by a coder
- 27. You have a test plan ✓ You just haven’t written it ✓ Write it down ✓ Better yet, automate it
- 28. Simply Cucumber
- 36. Easy / Fast Deployment to Servers vmc push
- 37. Don’t FTP • 40 years old (like me ?!) • Seriously insecure • Not designed for 1000s of files in a modern web app • Error prone • No version control
- 45. Nice default theme Cool plugins Static site, no db much more secure
- 46. Nice default theme Cool plugins Static site, no db much more secure
- 48. You have 26 updates and you will get hacked
- 50. Markdown
- 51. Easy Deploy
- 52. Don’t fear the command line http://peepcode.com/products/meet-the-command-line
- 56. Copyright Credits • The Ruby Logo is Copyright (c) 2006, Yukihiro Matsumoto. It is licensed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 2.5 agreement Questions? slides will be posted: http://staff.washington.edu/ivanoats
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- a little bit about me and why I care about this stuff\n\nCartography and GIS background got me into web design at Colgate\nMBA from Univ CO Boulder with a focus on IT Management, Entrepreneurship\n 10 years freelancing and startup experience, including my own startup\nCurrently TA in UW PCE Ruby course, teaching the Rails course winter quarter\n Web developer at C4C\n\n
- my 6 year old “startup” - still going\nPHP and MySQL hosting and consulting projects\nRuby on Rails consulting projects\n\n
- and now at c4c as a full time web developer\n
- C4C Landscape\n
- Problem! Too many moving parts\nMS, Pwbldr, PHP, Mysql, FileMaker, WordPress, etc.\n
- Ideal solution, but we are still working on it\n
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- Overview of ruby activity at c4c\n
- Overview of ruby activity at c4c\n
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- “I know it sounds a lot more scary to learn a whole new language rather than just another framework, but it really isn't.”\n Even though it was invented in Japan, Ruby is still written in English\n Ruby on Rails since 2003\n
- this is how you write a web server in ruby, with the sinatra gem\nthe ruby community is amazing... so many good libraries of code\nwe call them gems\nso in addition to drinking the ruby cool aid\nand putting sinatra in our pipe and smoking it\n\n
- we’ve been using cucumber\nA BDD tool, for behavior driven developement\nbegin with end in mind\ntest for outcomes\nAslak Hellesøy\n1 million downloads as of oct 5th, 2011\n
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- value=biz value or value to end user\n
- multiple language support, including LOLcat\n\n
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- when you’re done, it’s all green - like a cucumber\nthis is not just for ruby, you can test PHP, Java, even .NET\n
- our program manager interviewed key stakeholders\nand wrote up the features needed in Gherkin, the cucumber language\nand then I could create automated test\n
- value=biz value or value to end user\n
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- does my home page of my site work!?\n
- mac app\nsafari + automator = fake\n
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- what are some of the rails apps we are using?\nremember we want rapid dev, low cost\n
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- fully tested\ncustomizable, easy to theme\nintegrates with payment gateway\n\n
- feedback from designers - wordpress is too complicated\nsimple dashboard\nfully tested with cucumber\n
- HOW are you being served?\n
- passwords in plain text\n\n
- SRSLY, cloud on a stick?\nhoney we shrunk the cloud\nand now will support php and python by the next release\n
- sets up nginx (web server)\nmysql\nredis\n
- you can be up and running in a morning with a server, but you will\nwant to spend several days playing with it.\n\neven better - vmc update\n\n
- sets up nginx (web server)\nmysql\nredis\n
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- and one more thing...\n
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- and the dashboard is too complicated\n
- simplicity\n
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- works pretty much anywhere\n
- you will just get so much more done\n
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