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I found the following articles about Paris on Rails 2007: Paris on Rails : “On ne remplace pas le cerveau d’un ‘bon’ développeur !” Um brasileiro no Paris on Rails (with two photos where you can spot me if you look carefully ;) On the road….to Javapolis: Paris (with a link to this blog :) [...]

(See the morning report, if you haven’t already) After the lunch break, these were the highlights of Paris on Rails: Christophe Porteneuve talked about Prototype, the project where he is one of the core developers, and also author of THE book about Prototype! Great stuff: he explained everything there’s to know about JavaScript bindings (and [...]

The morning sessions of Paris on Rails can be summarized as follows: An introduction to Ruby and Rails done by Laurent Juillard from nuxos: interesting for those that never used Ruby before, and a good thing to do given the number of people in the room that are new to the platform in general. Otherwise, [...]

It’s 09:07 AM in Paris, and after a wild 1h30 ride from Paris Orly (!) I’m right at the heart of Paris on Rails, second edition! I’ll be posting news during the day about what’s being said, who I meet there, and all kinds of gossip. Stay tuned!

Almost two years have passed since version 1.0: Rails is now 2.0! To celebrate, I’ll be at Paris on Rails next Monday; will you be there too?

Il ne faut pas 9 mois, mais 60 ans pour faire un homme. On m’a fait dire : Le XXI° siècle sera religieux ou ne sera pas. La prophétie est ridicule ; en revanche je pense que si l’humanité du siècle prochain ne trouve nulle part un type exemplaire de l’homme, ça ira mal… Et [...]