Sean Mountcastle has put up his notes on the Extracting Rails from Basecamp OSCON session. Read and learn both about Rails’ history and how to start an Open Source project.
A lengthy report on the OSCON Rails tutorial is available from Phil Windley.
And, be sure to read David’s account of having nice shoes and winning the Google/O’Reilly 2005 Open Source “Best Hacker” award.
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