Implementing Rails 3.1...
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Rewrites a prototype zero to production in two months using Rails 3.1, Backbone.js, CoffeeScript, jQuery, Sass and CouchDB on EC2; builds an app that deploys open‑source stacks and ships examples like Rails, Tomcat, BIRT stacks and a BigCouch cluster, and does go live on Amazon EC2. Reports concrete failures: asset pipeline issues across RCs, bundler snapshots causing inconsistent installs, Compass incompatibilities, and CouchDB tradeoffs—safer on disk but slower and needing optimistic‑locking workarounds—plus a separate devops carve‑out that makes deployment viable.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Start
- 0:23Agenda
- 0:44Introduction
- 1:42Background
- 2:35Problems
- 3:42Approach
- 7:28The Tech: What is all this stuff?
- 15:12Rails 3.1 (cont.)
- 17:47Sass
- 19:13Prototype vs. jQuery
- 25:46CouchDB (cont.)
- 27:01Other key components
- 28:06EC2 & Rackspace
- 28:50Final Thoughts
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