Agile Graduation Using Ruby
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Lightning Talk @ RubyConf Taiwan, 2011. This is a brief introduction of what I've done in my Graduate School, NCCU. Due to this is a 5 mins talk, I've omit lots of technical detail and focus on what this topic can possibly, even slightly influence Ruby developers. If you're interested by this topic, please let me know and we can have more discussion.
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