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The Nashville Ruby on Rails / Agile Software Meetup Group
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Past events
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Nov 2009 Meetup, Cucumber and Behavior Driven Development
19-20 Nov 2009 in Nashville, United States
15mins - introductions 15mins - general discussion, questions, plugins, gems, need help, open question time 15mins - Josh Crews: Cucumber, why use it and how it works 15mins - post presentation questions
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October Meetup = VIM
22-23 Oct 2009 in Nashville, United States
Agenda 1. Introductions 15 minutes 2. VIM 45 minutes What is VIM? It's a text/code editor, free, open-source, and lots of guys seem to love it for custom commands and keyboard-only-ism. I think. I don't use it, so I'll be finding out myself what the interest is all about.
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September 2009 Meetup at Centresource
17-18 Sep 2009 in Nashville, United States
AgendaIntroductions (15 mins)Open discussion (15 mins)Presentation (emacs text editor/environment) (15 mins)Questions (15 mins)
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August 09 Meetup at Centresource
20-21 Aug 2009 in Nashville, United States
Agenda1. Introductions (15 mins)2. Open discussion (15 mins)3. Presentation (to be determined) (15 mins)4. Presentation questions (15 mins)
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July 09 Meetup (incl. a Shoulda testing presentation)
23-24 Jul 2009 in Nashville, United States
Agenda5:30-5:45 Introductions5:45-6:00 Discussion of projects, plugins, how-do-you-_____ questions6:00-6:15 Shoulda* presentation/demonstration6:15-6:30 Rails business--how do you find clients, run your business, etc.Shoulda is a testing tool that works with Test:Unit (built in Rails testing) to write better tests. Member Alex Sharp will do a 10 minute demonstration followed by 5 minutes for questions/followup.
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June 09 Meetup, incl. presenation on using Git and Capistrano for deployment
25-26 Jun 2009 in Nashville, United States
Come meet others in the Ruby/Rails/Agile community. Agenda 1. Introductions (6:00 - 6:10) 2. Discussion on current projects & tools/plugins people are using (6:10 - 6:30) 3. Presentation: Using Git and Capistrano for app deployment and updating in production (6:30-6:45) 4. Closing, questions with focus on Agile development and Agile business development
Events coming up
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December Silicon Valley Ruby Meetup
Moffett Field, United States
In a World of Middleware, Who Needs Monolithic Applications? by Jon Crosby With Rack emerging as the standard for composing web applications and services, most recently with Rails adoption, an architectural shift is taking place. Learn how to create next generation web services by reusing existing Rack middleware and supplementing with your own components and micro-frameworks like Sinatra. Bio : Jon likes music, the Open Web, Ruby, Erlang, Haskell, Objective-C, JavaScript and coffee.
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