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After Founders Talk #36 (Founders Talk) Jun 28, 2012

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Adam and guest Sarah Hatter the founder of CoSupport after Founders Talk #36.

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Sarah Hatter / CoSupport - Part 1 (Founders Talk #36) Jun 28, 2012

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Sarah Hatter the Founder of CoSupport, joins Adam for part 1 of 2 to share her passion for great customer support for web products, being a woman in a man filled industry, her thoughts and history with potentially selling her company and getting aqui-hired, how Allan and Steven of LessEverything have become partners in CoSupport - plus so much more.

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Ruby Motion and MacRuby (Changelog Interviews #82) Jun 26, 2012

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Wynn and Sam caught up with Laurent Sansonetti to talk about MacRuby, RubyMotion, and more.

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Tony Arcieri, creator of Celluloid.
Celluloid is painless multithreaded programming for Ruby.
Celluloid:IO provides evented I/O for Celluloid actors.
DCell lets you build distributed Celluloid apps over 0MQ.
Adam Keys, formerly of Gowalla, is now teammates with Tony at Living Social.
Zed gave us the lowdown on 0MQ on 0.3.4.
Reel aims to be a fast, non-blocking evented web server without a Rack API.
Tony is aiming to get Reel working with Webmachine.
Sean Cribbs talked Riak on a previous episode.
Hubot is GitHub’s awesome Campfire bot.
Travis uses Celluloid, as discussed on 0.7.5.
Tony is shutting down LightRail since the release of Rails::API, from Santiago Pastorino.
ActiveModel::Serializer aims to provide an object to encapsulate serialization of ActiveModel objects, including ActiveRecord objects.
Wynn loves jbuilder despite its name.
E is the secure distributed pure-object platform and p2p scripting language.
Data, context and interaction is a paradigm used in computer software to program systems of communicating objects.
Tahoe-LAFS is a Python-powered decentralized secure filesystem.
Tony likes Clojure.
Joe Armstrong and Robert Virding, creators of Erlang are Tony’s programming heroes.

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Celluloid and Concurrency (Changelog Interviews #81) May 31, 2012

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Wynn talked with Tony Arcieri, creator of Celluloid, about concurrency in Ruby and his thoughts on Erlang, Clojure, and design patterns.

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Show Notes:

Tony Arcieri, creator of Celluloid.
Celluloid is painless multithreaded programming for Ruby.
Celluloid:IO provides evented I/O for Celluloid actors.
DCell lets you build distributed Celluloid apps over 0MQ.
Adam Keys, formerly of Gowalla, is now teammates with Tony at Living Social.
Zed gave us the lowdown on 0MQ on 0.3.4.
Reel aims to be a fast, non-blocking evented web server without a Rack API.
Tony is aiming to get Reel working with Webmachine.
Sean Cribbs talked Riak on a previous episode.
Hubot is GitHub’s awesome Campfire bot.
Travis uses Celluloid, as discussed on 0.7.5.
Tony is shutting down LightRail since the release of Rails::API, from Santiago Pastorino.
ActiveModel::Serializer aims to provide an object to encapsulate serialization of ActiveModel objects, including ActiveRecord objects.
Wynn loves jbuilder despite its name.
E is the secure distributed pure-object platform and p2p scripting language.
Data, context and interaction is a paradigm used in computer software to program systems of communicating objects.
Tahoe-LAFS is a Python-powered decentralized secure filesystem.
Tony likes Clojure.
Joe Armstrong and Robert Virding, creators of Erlang are Tony’s programming heroes.

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Luvit and Lua Bindings for libuv (Changelog Interviews #80) May 23, 2012

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Wynn caught up with Tim Caswell to talk about Luvit, his new project that provides Lua bindings for libuv.

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Adam recently married the lovely Heather.
Tim Caswell is a long time friend of the show, creator of the How to Node blog.
Lua is a powerful, fast, lightweight, embeddable scripting language.
Luvit = Lua + libUV + jIT = pure awesomesauce.
LuaJIT’s FFI library allows calling external C functions and using C data structures from pure Lua code.
Luvit can take advantage of most Node libraries as long as they use non-blocking IO.
Rackspace is using Luvit in production already, but without HTTP.
Tim likes the callback style of coding that V8 promotes.
Wynn asks where Node.js is on the Gartner hype cycle.
Luvmonkey is a port of libuv bindings for SpiderMonkey.
Tim fails to see the use case for AMD.
Tim worked with Jeremy Ashkenas on CoffeeScript while at Document Cloud.
Candor is a language inspired by javascript, but with less features and, therefore, less complexity. So no semicolons, no exceptions and simplified anonymous function syntax (dart-like).
Tim has played with Go but likes Rust better.
Tim is now working at Cloud9 and their cloud-based IDE.
Surely Tim isn’t “the only JavaScript developer within a hundred miles of” Red Lick, TX.
Nodebits is another Node.js blog.
Bert Belder and Ben Noordhuis are the “libuv guys” at Cloud9.
Boot2Gecko is “an early-stage project to expose all device capabilities such that infrastructure like phone dialers can be built with Web APIs.”

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Adhearsion, Telephony, XMPP (Changelog Interviews #79) Apr 13, 2012

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Wynn caught up with Ben Klang and Ben Langfeld of the Adhearsion project to talk about Adhearsion 2.0, the future of telephony apps, XMPP, and more.

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Show Notes:

Ben Klang Principal/Technology Strategist at Mojo Lingo, Project Lead for Adhearsion.
Ben Langfeld developer at Mojo Lingo, member of Adhearsion core team.
Adhearsion is an open source voice application framework.
Rails developers will find some familiarity in Adhearsion’s controllers and routers.
Adhearsion just released version 2.0.
New in 2.0, Adhearsion supports multiple backends including Asterisk, PRISM, Tropo, and others.
Tropo underwrites the development of Adhearsion and also provides features not available on Asterisk, such as high quality text-to-speech.
IVR stands for Interactive Voice Response.
Adhearsion plugins are simply gems that extend the Adhearsion DSL and are similar to Rails’ Railties.
XMPP support has been extracted into a plugin.
Adhearsion models voice applications as MVC.
Planning is starting for the next Adhearsion Conf. Follow @AdhearsionConf for details.
You can watch the AdhearsionConf videos.
These well done videos were done by our friends Opus Video. We love their split screen presentation. Never miss the speaker or the slides.
Video is still the frontier for telephony apps.
Ben Langfeld loves XMPP and helps maintain the Blather library, written by Jeff Smick.
XMPP pub-sub is hot right now, as employed by the likes of Superfeedr, the subject of Episdode 0.3.7.
Punchblock “is a middleware library for telephony applications. Like Rack is to Rails and Sinatra, Punchblock provides a consistent API on top of several underlying third-party call control protocols.”
Adhearsion uses Celluloid which makes Ruby “look and smell a bit like Erlang, but without the yuckiness.”
Mike Perham, Tony Arcieri, and Charles Nutter inspire Ben and Ben.

Special thanks to Julius Francisco for helping to arrange this episode.

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After Founders Talk #35 (Founders Talk) Apr 11, 2012

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Adam Stacoviak and guest Steve Espinosa after Founders Talk #35.

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Steve Espinosa / AppStack (Founders Talk #35) Apr 11, 2012

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Steve Espinosa, the Founder of AppStack, joins Adam to tell his story of hustling his way to the top, gaining the trust and friendship of Jason Calacanis, Dave McClure, Eric Schmidt and the awesome team behind Google Ventures, what it means to focus and much more. This is a jam packed episode with tons of energy and lots to learn from Steve. Also, check out “After Dark” for an extended chat with Steve.

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CocoaPods and MacRuby (Changelog Interviews #78) Apr 05, 2012

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Wynn caught up with Eloy Durán, creator of CocoaPods to talk about the project, MacRuby, and his favorite Objective-C libraries.

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Eloy Durán, Ruby developer and creator of CocoaPods.
CocoaPods, “the best way to manage library dependencies in Objective-C projects.”
CocoaPods uses a Podfile to specify project dependencies.
Eloy aspires to achieve the same level of “Twitter hate” that Bundler enjoys.
CocoaPods started on MacRuby but now is powered by MRI.
Patches for feature requests are welcomed.
CocoaPods specs live on GitHub, similar to the Homebrew model.
The Passenger pane lets you configure Phusion Passenger on the Mac really easily.
Eloy wants a Ruby lib that shows a proper unified diff for Array, Hash, String with color support.
Listener Jonah Williams asks how the community can increase adoption.
Objective-C is the #10 most popular language on GitHub.
Eloy wrote a file browser for MacVim because he likes Vim but is a “gui guy.”
If the latest Xcode has got you down, you might try AppCode.
BlocksKit, the Objective-C block utilities you always wish you had.
QuincyKit offers crash report managment for your iOS apps.
JSONKit, a very high performance Objective-C JSON library.
Wynn likes Test Flight but Eloy has switched to Hockey App.
Laurent Sansonetti, lead developer of MacRuby is Eloy’s programming hero.