RE: [CRB] Talk on Polyglot Programming?
Mark Aufdencamp
last class of the conference. Last year Rob Stevenson did it by opening
my eyes to Rails. This year Brian Sam-Bodden did it with his
meta-programming presentation.
I'd love to see more on all three subjects, along with some JRuby stuff.
I actually decided to attend fewer Ruby presentations at Codemash in
favor of less locally obtainable information. I plan to learn a lot from
CRB over the coming year.
> -------- Original Message --------
> Subject: [CRB] Talk on Polyglot Programming?
> From: Nick Watts <nick.a...@gmail.com>
> Date: Sat, January 12, 2008 2:28 pm
> To: Columbus Ruby Brigade <colum...@googlegroups.com>
>
>
> Hi everyone,
>
> I don't actually use Ruby much, but I like following the group and
> enjoy attending meetings when I can. I've been trying to work on my
> presentation skills, but I haven't been able to come up with anything
> yet (I mostly work with Java) that would be suitable for the CRB.
>
> But, I just got back from CodeMash and heard one heck of a key note
> from Neal Ford (http://www.nealford.com) on Polyglot programming. For
> those of you who haven't heard this idea before, Polyglot programming
> just means, in a simplified manner, programming with multiple
> languages. Anyway, would anyone be interested in hearing me partially
> regurgitate this talk at a CRB meeting? I'm not sure how many CRBers
> were at CodeMash, so it might be worth the time. I can't get it ready
> for this month, but I can sign up for next month or later.
>