MerbCamp Keynote and Introducing Nanite
Posted by ezmobius Sat, 11 Oct 2008 18:41:00 GMT
Just a quick post to share some news. I just finished giving my keynote at MerbCamp about past and present merb and the core tenets of merb development.
I also introduced Nanite: self assembling cluster of ruby processes
You can watch the full video of my talk here: Keynote Video
WMV format ^^ Thanks to Matt Jaynes for mirroring the video on a higher bandwidth connection
And you can see my slides on slideshare below.
Thanks to all the merbcamp organizers, the venue is awesome and I have never spoken at a ruby conference that streamed all of the talks live. Very cool setup here.
I will follow up with some more posts on nanite and the what why and how of it shortly. But you can get a pretty good overview of it by watching my talk.
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Nanite is very useful stuff. Thanks for yet another innovative Ruby tool, Ezra.
Neat. Looks like a great simple system for a mini-cloud.
I've been having trouble pulling the video - Have you thought about posting it on youtube or google video? what about hosting the wmv on s3?
sorry about the video speed. I don't have access to it but tomorrow will be able to get it on a high bandwidth server.
Great talk - thanks! I've mirrored the file (and changed the extension to .wmv). On mac I had to use VLC to play it and change the audio to Track 2 to hear it. It was definitely worth the effort though to get it downloaded and playing. http://mattjaynes.com/keynote-ezra.wmv
Matt Jaynes: Thanks, I downloaded it very fast.
Thanks for the mirror of the video Matt the original link is not working, guess its over loaded!
Is the mirrored file broken? I completed the download and only got the first 8 minutes.
I converted the WMV to MP4 and attempted to resync the audio/video. Close enough :-) http://www.filedropper.com/keynote-ezra-fixed Should work much better
Just curious, did you look at other AMQP server implementations such as ZeroMQ (http://www.zeromq.org/)? Keep up the good work.
@Kevin yeah nanite only uses things from the AMQP 0.8 spec so any compliant AMQP server will work fine
I agree the mono community is bad, merb added a lot to the Ruby community. Thanks
Great presentation, and great web framework. Thanks Ezra
Fast as hell, sounds good for me ;) How fast?
Way faster than rails, trust me!