Hi all,
After the StillAlive demonstration, I had a lot of people ask me about (of
course!) the Asteroids implementation.
It is by Erik Andersson, and here is a gist of the Ctrl-A command I had to fire
it up on the unicorn site.
Thanks for all the awesome feedback from everyone who spoke to me
Hey All;
So, it's the morning after the night before and we've all had a chance
to let last night's Heroku/Salesforce presso sink in.
A few have expressed some discontent on the twitters but I thought I'd
get some feedback here.
It was a bit of an experiment from my perspective, so I really have
Of course we should. If anything, it tells that we're at least smart
enough to hear them out.
>From the initial announcement of the night, I understood there'd be
some people from Heroku talking about the platform. Now reading it
again, it was clearly a misunderstanding. You did disclose who would
Wish I could have made it, can you give us a bit of a wrap up?
I must admit the job titles scared me off too
On Wed, Apr 13, 2011 at 10:29 AM, Matt Allen wrote:
> Hey All;
>
> So, it's the morning after the night before and we've all had a chance
> to let last night's Heroku/Salesforce presso s
On 13/04/2011, at 10:29 AM, Matt Allen wrote:
> PS. as a side note, I was expecting something geekier from them,
> however IMHO it was interesting and the free wine helped a lot.
I think this is the key point. I don't think anyone was upset with the night.
There were a lot of people there and i
Yeah, that's what I meant (and said).
On Mon, Apr 11, 2011 at 3:36 PM, Joshua Partogi wrote:
> Hi Tom,
>
> This is a very good analysis on Rails use-case. However, you mention
> that Rails is not so good for building a website. Because Rails is a
> web framework, then what is it good for if not f
Hi all,
Not sure if anyone else on list is planning on going to Rails Conf.
As a speaker, I have a discount code I can give out.
So if you are attending, and want to buy a ticket, use rc11fos as the discount
code to get 20% off the ticket price.
Thanks
Mikel
http://lindsaar.net/
http://rubyx.
Firstly a big thanks to Matt and everyone else for organising.
I voiced some opinions on twitter earlier, "Can’t say I was too impressed
with the SalesForce sales pitch at #rorosyd. There was no coolness and no
geeky demo. #fail" and "IMO it had the reverse effect of what they hoped. I
thought
I've got a dodgy memory, but didn't they say at the start of the talks
that they had hoped to bring in a Ruby top gun to talk, but they
weren't able to do so?
Andrew
On Wed, Apr 13, 2011 at 12:20 PM, Steven Ringo wrote:
> Firstly a big thanks to Matt and everyone else for organising.
> I voiced
On Wed, Apr 13, 2011 at 12:46 PM, Andrew Grimm wrote:
> I've got a dodgy memory, but didn't they say at the start of the talks
> that they had hoped to bring in a Ruby top gun to talk, but they
> weren't able to do so?
>
They did.
They're actively working on getting him out here for RailsCamp.
On Wed, Apr 13, 2011 at 12:20 PM, Steven Ringo wrote:
>
> We have 3 guys from Salesforce.com/Heroku coming to give a 10-15
> minute presso on Heroku. It'll be weighted heavily towards the geeky
> aspects of the service as opposed to being a marketing spiel.
>
> That's not what we got.
Hey Steve;
I agree that there definitely needs to be more of a tech angle for these kinds
of sponsored events.
However, I'd just like to say a big thanks to Matt for organising a great night
and to the Salesforce/Heroku team for coming down and buying us all drinks and
giving us free stuff. Not to mention
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