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Flex on Ruby on Rails

Stuart Eccles has posted a two-part tutorial (plus a small addendum) on the integration of Flex 2.0 with Ruby on Rails 1.1. If you’re a fan of either or both technologies, you should definitely have a look:

Part 1 — Part 2 — Part 2 Extra Time

Of course our Flashforward Austin schedule is replete with Flex 2 content; would anyone be interested in attending (or presenting!) a Ruby on Rails session as well? Let us know, and we’ll see what we can work out…

(A meta moment: apart from our blog (which is WordPress/PHP) the entire Flashforward web site, including the custom CMS, store, members areas, etc. is built with Ruby on Rails, so we can vouch for its elegance and power.)

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One Response to “Flex on Ruby on Rails”

  1. Pete Barr-Watson Says:
    May 16th, 2006 at 11:46 pm

    So, maybe Kevin or Christoph could present a Ruby session… After speaking with you guys in LV about it briefly, I think either one of you would be perfect.