Plays Well With Others - European RailsConf
I’ll be speaking at the European RailsConf. Given the strange name for the talk, I should probably release a little more information.
Building green-field applications with rails is a well understood process. You generate a few models, embrace the conventions for the schema, and ship your application. Unfortunately a completely blank slate is a rare occurrence, there’s almost always some other application out there you have to read from, write to or both. What’s the best approach for tying together applications? What technologies should you use? What ‘silver-bullets’ should you avoid? How can you structure your application to avoid common pitfalls.
Hopefully I can pass on some of the lessons I’ve learned so you can avoid making the same mistakes I have.
Finally, I’m really looking forward to hearing the other talks. If I can fly all the way from the other side of the world the rest of you can come along too.
Dragan September 2nd, 2006 @ 07:11 PM
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