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Kansas City Ruby Users: Luke Pillow on Jeweler

Posted by Wes in Kansas City Ruby User Group, Ruby, Ruby on Rails, Videos

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Mar
13

Luke Pillow present to the Kansas City Ruby Users Group on Jeweler and Gemcutter rubygems.org.

Also, Luke is helping to organize the Ruby Midwest conference, so you should check that out.

Kansas City Ruby Users Group | March 2010 | Luke Pillow | Jeweler for Rubygems | kcrug.org from Wes Garrison on Vimeo.

Kansas City Ruby Users: Ryan Smith on Heroku

Posted by Wes in Kansas City Ruby User Group, Ruby, Ruby on Rails, Videos

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Mar
12

Ryan Smith presents to the Kansas City Ruby Users Group on Heroku: why it’s wonderful for deploying Ruby on Rails applications, how to set up a new application and deploy it to Heroku in minutes, and how to use Heroku add-ons to support search.

Kansas City Ruby Users Group | March 2010 | Ryan Smith | Heroku | kcrug.org from Wes Garrison on Vimeo.

Kansas City Ruby User Group: Kyle J Ginavan on Progressive Enhancement

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Feb
12

Presentation: Kyle Ginivan on Progressive Enhancement

Progressive enhancement is a strategy for web design that emphasizes accessibility, semantic markup, and external stylesheet and scripting technologies. Progressive enhancement uses web technologies in a layered fashion that allows everyone to access the basic content and functionality of a web page, using any browser or Internet connection, while also providing those with better bandwidth or more advanced browser software an enhanced version of the page.
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