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Distributed Programming with Ruby Mark Bates
Publisher: Addison-Wesley Professional

Would my distributed programming background be of any use? To see a more current revision of the table of contents, check out this blog post. I can't tell you how many “Ruby on Rails developer” positions I've seen. I'd love to hear your feedback. Indeed, some language, provide similar functionality (perl,php,ruby, python, …) but how As your team are distributed, don't have the same knowledge, all your programmers can not follow the same rules at the same time. Ruby Adoption · Read Large Excel Files with Better Performance & Rendering Image Fonts · BDD in Action : Business-Driven Development for the whole software lifecycle The most important thing I have done as a programmer in recent years is to aggressively pursue static code analysis. Even more valuable more » The Use Case series of books is a series intended for both beginner and advanced PHP programmers. Our group at UC Berkeley recently released Bloom, a new programming language for distributed computing. This says Is there more programming going on than just tinkering in the Rails stack? The most important change is the growth in the popularity of JaveScript which is more evident than Delphi. The second tier is headed by Python; succeeded by Ruby; while 1C is the least popular. Today my book, "Distributed Programming with Ruby" became available on O'Reilly's Safari.