On April 29, 2013, I gave a talk entitled "Humanity on Rails" at RailsConf in Portland, OR. The talk was a brief introduction to the philosophy of technology, targeted toward the Ruby and Rails developer community. Read More ›
In this post is a collection of useful material related to my RailsConf 2012 talk, entitled "Getting Down To Earth: Geospatial Analysis With Rails". You can download the slides for the talk, and I've provided links to all the software mentioned (as well as some that wasn't mentioned but that I think is useful or at least interesting). Finally, I've curated links to a bunch of articles, reference material, and other information for those interested in digging deeper into geospatial features. Read More ›
Part 9 of my series on geospatial application development using Ruby and Rails. Read More ›
Part 8 of my series on geospatial application development using Ruby and Rails. Read More ›
Part 7 of my series on geospatial application development using Ruby and Rails. Read More ›
Part 6 of my series on geospatial application development using Ruby and Rails. Read More ›
Part 5 of my series on geospatial application development using Ruby and Rails. Read More ›
Part 4 of my series on geospatial application development using Ruby and Rails. Read More ›