Spain.rb
Mission
To break the language barrier and help promote the work of Spain-based Ruby(±Rails) developers by spreading the word about projects, gems, plugins, articles or other material created by its members, in the hope that they may find usefulness outside of the Spanish community.
Fernando Blat
Fernando Blat
Blog: www.inwebwetrust.net
Twitter: twitter.com/ferblape
Github: github.com/ferblape
Projects: bb-ruby, cache_test, query_memcached, rnvivo
projects
cache_test by Fernando Blat
github.com/ferblape/cache_test/tree/master
Some assertions for testing that fragment cache, and action cache is generated or expired
query_memcached by Fernando Blat
github.com/ferblape/query_memcached/tree/master
A replacement for ActiveRecord query_cache that a adds a Memcache layer for persistence of the query's cache
blog posts
Conferencia Rails 2009 published 4 months ago by Fernando Blat
DRYing a little bit the translation of your views with I18n published 5 months ago by Fernando Blat
Request log analyzer published 5 months ago by Fernando Blat
Conferencia Rails 2009, call for papers published 6 months ago by Fernando Blat
No SQL published 8 months ago by Fernando Blat
Modeling entity relationships in a non-relational scenario published 8 months ago by Fernando Blat
Forcing I18n locale in a block published 9 months ago by Fernando Blat
i18n_gettext published about 1 year ago by Fernando Blat
Testing Twitter notifications published about 1 year ago by Fernando Blat
Updating Query Memcached published about 1 year ago by Fernando Blat
Program your i-Buddy with Ruby published about 1 year ago by Fernando Blat
Small tip for debugging Javascript in IE published about 1 year ago by Fernando Blat
Application servers serving static files published about 1 year ago by Fernando Blat
Tagueame, the Rails Rumble application published about 1 year ago by Fernando Blat
Improving the accesibility of link_to_remote published about 1 year ago by Fernando Blat
Should(a) cache published about 1 year ago by Fernando Blat
Query memcached published about 1 year ago by Fernando Blat
Contact
The best way to contact the members of Spain.rb is through our twitters or blogs. You can also find us at most ruby-related mailing lists and irc channels.