Obie Fernandez on the Rails podcast

Posted by marcel May 08, 2006 @ 07:41 PM

In this installment of the Rails podcast, Geoffrey Grosenbach catches up with Obie Fernandez of Thoughtworks.

Obie has been using Rails with great success to take on “enterprise” scale projects. A die hard Java programmer since 1996, he admits that his first impression of Ruby was that he hated it.

Available, as usual, in multiple formats: mp3, m4a. Enjoy.

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  1. Andre on 09 May 01:16:

    Geoffrey sounds so much like Comic Book Guy from The Simpsons. Cracks me up.

  2. topfunky on 09 May 06:05:

    That’s hilarious!

    I’ll have to work some Comic Book Guy quotes into the interviews.

  3. Mr. Coffee on 09 May 11:00:

    Stop. Using. The. E. Word. Please. It. Hurts. My. Brain.

    Mr. C.

  4. null on 10 May 03:59:

    asdfas

  5. Wicked on 10 May 18:26:

    Anyone get the url for the new Floyd Marinescu news site mentioned in the interview? Sounded something like infoq or infoqueue?

  6. Wicked on 10 May 18:27:

    Anyone get the url for the new Floyd Marinescu news site mentioned in the interview? Sounded something like infoq or infoqueue?

  7. wicked on 10 May 18:28:

    Anyone get the url for the new Floyd Marinescu news site mentioned in the interview? Sounded something like infoq or infoqueue?

  8. topfunky on 11 May 17:37:

    I don’t think it is publically available yet. I’ll post a link when it is released.

  9. Nathaniel Brown on 11 May 18:59:

    It will be launched at www.infoq.com

  10. Nathaniel Brown on 11 May 18:59:

    It will be launched at www.infoq.com

  11. debhart on 19 May 17:01:

    www.infoq.com now “unLaunched” and ready for you to preview :-) Let us know what you think!!

    deb Agile community editor for InfoQ.com

  12. debhart on 19 May 17:03:

    www.infoq.com now “unLaunched” and ready for you to preview :-) Let us know what you think!!

    deb Agile community editor for InfoQ.com

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