The Tales Framework
Tales is a web framework for the fantom programming language. Designed from ground up to make you more productive and develop with a smile. Just like the language itself.
Trending Toward the Middle: The Best of Static and Dynamic
Static languages invariably end up adding features that make them more dynamic (or make them feel more dynamic). Dynamic languages strive for performance by making things more static. This talk explores how runtime optimization is making a dynamic language, JRuby, more static…for purposes of execution and performance. We’ll see how …
Integrating R with C++: Rcpp, RInside, and RProtobuf
R is a free software environment for statistical computing and graphics. The R Intergrouplet has invited long-time R contributors Dirk and Romain to give a joint tech talk about some of the recent developments on their open-source R packages. The Rcpp package provides a consistent C++ class hierarchy that maps …
Building The Virtual Babel: Mono In Second Life
Second Life collaborative development environment is run on a grid of over 30,000 CPUs that simulate the land of Second Life. Since August 2008 Mono has been available as a scripting engine for running interactive content in Second Life and over 27 million user created scripts are now running on …
Introduction to ColdFusion ORM
This video presents one of the most significant additions to ColdFusion development, the object-relational mapping (ORM) framework built into ColdFusion 9. Powered by the Hibernate framework, ColdFusion 9 reintroduces the rapid in rapid application deployment.
Validations in Rails 3
Rails 3 offers several new additions to validations. Here learn how to make a custom error_messages partial, reflect on validations, and clean up complex validations in a model. http://railscasts.com/episodes/211-validations-in-rails-3