Popular Oscon Programming Tips
Tap vs. Click: Death by Ignorance
John Bender
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2 responses
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mobile, web, click, oscon
Hypermedia APIs
Steve Klabnik
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1 response
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rest, oscon, hypermedia
Merging a Pull Request Locally
Tim Berglund
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0 responses
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pull, request, oscon, git
Don't Hate the Micro-Frameworks
Tim Berglund
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3 responses
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groovy, web, sinatra, oscon
Designing for DevOps
Chris Kelly
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0 responses
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operations, oscon, devops
A basic multi-threaded processing loop
David Copeland
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0 responses
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ruby, jruby, oscon, threads
Threads in Ruby? Use JRuby
David Copeland
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0 responses
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ruby, jruby, oscon, concurrency
Three concurrency methods, summed up
David Copeland
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0 responses
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jruby, events, oscon, concurrency
Reasons to build a hybrid MongoDB/Relational app
Steve Francia
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0 responses
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mongodb, database, oscon
To Turn Contributors Intention into Action…
Lynn Langit
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0 responses
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open source, pair programming, oscon, oss
MongoDB Fundamentals
Steve Francia
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0 responses
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mongodb, database, oscon
Hybrid is easier than RDBMS + MemCache
Steve Francia
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0 responses
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mongodb, database, oscon
Create your own metric system
Ian Dees
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0 responses
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metrics, oscon
NOSQL Landscape
Andreas Kollegger
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0 responses
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oscon
Puppet Overview
Dan Bode
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0 responses
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puppet, oscon
Inside PHP [OSCON 2012]
Tom Lee
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0 responses
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php, slideshare, compiler, oscon
Open Source Compiler Construction for the JVM
Tom Lee
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0 responses
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scala, slideshare, compiler, oscon
Inside Python [OSCON 2012]
Tom Lee
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0 responses
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python, slideshare, compiler, oscon
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Tap vs. Click: Death by Ignorance
John Bender
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mobile, web, click, oscon
Designing for DevOps
Chris Kelly
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operations, oscon, devops
Inside PHP [OSCON 2012]
Tom Lee
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php, slideshare, compiler, oscon
Inside Python [OSCON 2012]
Tom Lee
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python, slideshare, compiler, oscon
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