[LRUG] Content for April meeting

[Anthony Green]

I find I get a lot more out of a presentation if it focuses on something
specific. There are plenty of blog posts on scaling with memcache/mongrel
cluster/nginx/yaws and I'd be interested in reading yours :-) but with
presentations I like to see code.

My favourite presentation of recent months was Tom Armitage's on building a
chat bot with Ruby TOC and Merb: Brief explaination of the domain problem
and the tools then lots of detail on how he tied it all together with Ruby.

Tony

On 18/03/2008 10:44, "Romain Eude" <Romain.Eude at touchlocal.com> wrote:

> Guys,
>  
> if interesting to the community, I can do a quick presentation on our general
> architecture at TouchLocal ( http://www.touchlocal.com ) and some of the
> things we've had to do for our rails app to cope with our monthly 8 Million
> PVs 
> I'll see if I can get a couple of vouchers/books for a draw at the meeting [to
> stimulate attendance] as a win/win since I'll be pitching for good people to
> come and work with us ;-)
>  
> Let me know if that sounds good enough - or not.
>  
> Romain.
> 
> Romain Eude