Aside from the Rails demo, are there any ruby videos online?
Thanks
James G. wrote:
On Dec 21, 2005, at 8:44 AM, Dan D. wrote:
I would like to see these too.
what screencast software is available for making these?
I use Snapz Pro X, on Mac OS X.
vnc2swf seems to produce much smaller files.
Dan D. wrote:
I would like to see these too.
what screencast software is available for making these?
I’ve used Microsoft’s Media Encoder. Free, good results, easy to use.
James
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On 12/21/05, James Edward G. II [email protected] wrote:
On Dec 21, 2005, at 8:22 AM, olczyk wrote:
Aside from the Rails demo, are there any ruby videos online?
Some Nitro/Og videos now, but I’m not aware of any generic Ruby videos.
I’ve started playing with screencasts, and have put a short video up
at http://www.red-bean.com/~pate/rwb/simple_rwb.html (the server seems
to be down at the moment, but check back in a bit)
While it shows a bit about RWB, it’s more a rehearsal for some test
first
screencasts I’m planning on doing.
I would like to see these too. They would make a nice addition to
the language home page.
+1
Here is a bunch of screencast packages:
This might be of use with the robot simulation. If you change the
timer TkTimer interval from 20 to say 100 you can study the simulation
in greater details:
def init_simulation
#you can slow down the simulation 5x by chaning 20 to 100ms
@robots, @bullets, @explosions = {}, {}, {}
TkTimer.new(100, -1, Proc.new{
begin
draw_frame
rescue => err
puts err.class, err, err.backtrace
raise
end
}).start
end
Capturing the window will allow you to play it back and study whats
going on.
Hoi
I use Snapz Pro X, on Mac OS X.
vnc2swf seems to produce much smaller files.
its a fact…
So long
Michael ‘entropie’ Trommer; http://ackro.org
ruby -e “0.upto((a=‘njduspAhnbjm/dpn’).size-1){|x| a[x]-=1}; p
‘mailto:’+a”
On Dec 21, 2005, at 9:44 AM, pat eyler wrote:
seems
to be down at the moment, but check back in a bit)While it shows a bit about RWB, it’s more a rehearsal for some test
first
screencasts I’m planning on doing.
I think this is great stuff, though we probably want content with
less pauses, in general. If we all made a movie or two for our
little interests, this could get significant in a hurry…
James Edward G. II
olczyk wrote:
Aside from the Rails demo, are there any ruby videos online?
I have a feeling I don’t fully understand your question
based on other responses, but Ezra has my lame RubyConf05
vids online at:
Ruby on Rails Blog / What is Ruby on Rails for?
There are also some Euroko vids online, e.g.,
http://futurometer.com/320x240x15fps/
Regards,
Bil
P.S. I am still working on re-resurrecting the video
of Ryan D.’ talk from RubyConf05 – long story.
On Dec 21, 2005, at 8:22 AM, olczyk wrote:
Aside from the Rails demo, are there any ruby videos online?
Some Nitro/Og videos now, but I’m not aware of any generic Ruby videos.
I would like to see these too. They would make a nice addition to
the language home page.
James Edward G. II
I would like to see these too.
what screencast software is available for making these?
Some Nitro/Og videos now, but I’m not aware of any generic Ruby videos.
http://www.nitrohq.com/view/Videos
more to follow…
I would like to see these too. They would make a nice addition to
the language home page.
btw, what happened to the ruby hompega redesign effort?
regards,
George.
Andreas S. wrote:
vnc2swf seems to produce much smaller files.
Amazing !
On Dec 21, 2005, at 8:44 AM, Dan D. wrote:
I would like to see these too.
what screencast software is available for making these?
I use Snapz Pro X, on Mac OS X.
James Edward G. II
olczyk wrote:
A suggestion I would make about the RubyConf05 page is that it would be
better with some sort of description of each session.
Agreed; things are fragmented: Ezra has the audio and videos[1],
ZenSpider[2] has the presentations, and RubyConf[3] has the synopses.
[1] Ruby on Rails Blog / What is Ruby on Rails for?
[2] Ruby | zenspider.com | by ryan davis
[3] http://www.rubycentral.org/conference/agenda_detail.html
Regards,
On Wed, Dec 21, 2005 at 11:22:48PM +0900, olczyk wrote:
Aside from the Rails demo, are there any ruby videos online?
Thanks
I personally thought the RubyZilla
[http://ruby-gnome2.sourceforge.jp/hiki.cgi?RubyZilla] video was cool.
Jeff
On Wed, 21 Dec 2005 13:14:12 -0500, Bil K. wrote:
http://futurometer.com/320x240x15fps/
Regards,
I’m not sure. I was thinking more of the Ruby on Rails tutorial or of
the Sussman class
Project MAC Home Page.
A suggestion I would make about the RubyConf05 page is that it would be
better with some soret of description of each session.