[LRUG] November meeting - what'll we do this time?

[Murray Steele]

So... http://lrug.org/meetings/2008/10/29/november-2008-meeting/

James Darling has been cajoled into doing a short talk on a record player ->
shazam -> packet sniffing -> last.fm api hack that he did.  That still
leaves us with plenty of time for other things tho'.  Anyone else got
stuff?  Lots of short "here's something neat I did" talks would be cool.

Muz

2008/10/27 Murray Steele <murray.steele at gmail.com>

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> 2008/10/22 Jason Cale <jason.cale at mac.com>
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>> On 22 Oct 2008, at 11:53, Murray Steele wrote:
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>> Hi all,
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>> The November meeting is due on the 10th, and although you can go register
>> for it on Skills Matter's site (
>> http://skillsmatter.com/event/ruby-on-rails/lrug-meeting-november)
>> there's no content scheduled yet.
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>> Over on the ruby manor mailing list we're at the point where we'll be
>> whittling down the talk proposals to those we'll actually be hearing on the
>> day.  It's possible I could cajole someone who isn't chosen for Ruby Manor
>> to run their talk at the November LRUG, but if none of them feel like it or
>> think they don't have enough time to put something together for LRUG (quite
>> likely given that the final selection date for Ruby Manor is Nov 7th) does
>> anyone else have something they want to talk about?
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>> As usual, feel free to suggest something you want to learn about, maybe
>> someone else will know enough to do the talk.  I'm also open to nominations
>> of someone you think knows or has done interesting stuff and I can go pester
>> them to talk.  You can mail me off-list if you'd prefer not to be known as
>> the pester-insitgator ;).  Ideas for non-talk based evenings are good too.
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>> Cheers,
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>> Muz
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>> Hey all,
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>> One thing I would be interested in hearing about / discussing would be how
>> people cope with projects that grow out of a single code base .. old age
>> problem I know, and probably yawns-ville .. however ..
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>> I've been involved with a few projects recently where my client's have
>> wanted to do just that .. (more bang for the buck I guess) ..
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>> Multiple ideas have floated through my head .. git submodules, plugins ..
>> gems etc etc .. but some just seem overkill for little config or minor added
>> implementations between sites .. yet I still need the ability to do some big
>> implementation changes if I want, and not suffer duplication elsewhere..
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>> I've come up with what is probably an intermediate solution .. but I'd
>> love to hear from other members who undoubtably have worked their way
>> through this, and kept themselves dry in the process..
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>> I have no idea whether this is really a topic that is worth pursuing, but
>> its an itch I currently have, so I thought I'd pop it out there ..
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>> Or to turn it on its head .. I could look further into what might be some
>> good solutions, and we then decide how wrong I've been.
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> It sounds kinda interesting to me, and in lieu of any other suggestions.  I
> think it's also something that a lot of us have to deal with, maybe this
> could be made into some kind of panel?
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> Muz
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