Ruby User Group Berlin - ContextR
I will hold a short introductory talk on context-oriented programming and ContextR, which will be the basis for my master’s thesis, tonight. I just finished my slides and just want to share them with you.
You may always find the current development version of ContextR on rubyforge.org/projects/contextr. When the first version is ready to release, I will let you know.
Update
We had great fun yesterday. Thanks to the boys and girls from id-media. I got great feedback and new ideas for ContextR. Thank you all.
In the second and larger part of the evening we talked about deployment of rails apps and heard an expert from meinprof.de - a well known german community site riding on rails. It looks like Apache 2.2, mod_proxy_balance and Mongrel clusters are the way to go. But the guys from meinprof raise the bar even higher with a super redundant setup. Starting with firewalls, load balancers, of course application servers and in the nearer future a mysql cluster. They seem to know, what they are doing.
My name is Gregor Schmidt. I am a freelance Ruby and JavaScript web developer based in Berlin, Germany. I do Ruby and Rails since 2005, JavaScript since 2006. I wrote my first Redmine plugin in 2007.
I mainly work with Rails, Backbone, and Bootstrap, but I am also good at picking up new frameworks, since I will probably know most of their concepts from other projects.
If your interested in more of my previous work have a look at my portfolio. I have also published my rates for everybody to see. I would love to hear, how I may help you.