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Conference videos
Couldn’t make it to Colorado or Scotland?
There is full video available for a bunch of presentations from last week’s Mountain West ruby conf, including video of thoughtbot’s own Tammer Saleh, delivering his BDD with Shoulda talk (and sporting a handsome thoughtbot T).
Tammer delivered a similar presentation this weekend at Scotland on rails in Edinburgh.
Next scheduled stop is GoRuCo in NYC – Tammer, Joe and Chad will be in attendance.
After that, there will be a strong-but-unofficial thoughtbot presence at ROFLCon at the end of this month in Cambridge, MA. If you’ll be at ROFLCon and want to meet up before or after the discussion of ridiculous internet hijinx, we’ll be around!
And getting back on track is railsconf in beautiful Portland Oregon, where Chad Pytel will present his “Advanced Active Record Techniques: Best Practice Refactoring” talk at 1:50 on Sunday. Hey look, the full schedule.
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- Matt Jankowski
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- April 7th 04:28 PM
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- April 7th 04:34 PM
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thoughtbot is hiring
We are hiring web developers and web designers in both Boston and New York, NY.
What are we up to?
We built Shoulda, an eclectic set of additions to Test::Unit; Paperclip to manage uploaded files without hassle; Jester, a REST/ActiveResource client library written in Javascript, and Squirrel, an enhancement for ActiveRecord's find syntax; — amongst some other projects.

Chad (President) and Jon (CTO) co-authored a technical book titled Pro Active Record: Databases with Ruby and Rails, which explores the ins and outs of the ActiveRecord ruby library. You can buy it today at Amazon.com.
About thoughtbot, inc.
We are a small web application development consulting business, with offices in Boston, MA and New York, NY. If you're looking to find a team for your next web development project or your new web application — get in touch.

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