上海的Rails社区
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This document discusses the growth of the Rails community in Shanghai from 2007-2010, including the first Ruby and Rails conferences held in China. It also mentions trends in Rails, Django, and PHP web frameworks and compares Rails and PHP. The document concludes with contact information for the author to ask questions.
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上海的Rails社区
- 1. Shanghai on Rails
- 2. LAMP?
- 3. Rails?
- 5. Trend!
- 10. It is not so easy!
- 11. How we operate?
- 12. #1 2007-10-20 #2 2008-01-12 #3 2008-04-26 #4 2008-07-29 #5 2008-10-08 #6 2009-03-14 #7 2010-03-20
- 14. First Ruby Conf in China! First Rails Conf in China!
- 15. Intridea Ekohe Chinaonrails Infoq RED JavaEye Recity ShellShadow iLoho Factual ELCTechnologies Houds Nonobo Taobao Roredu TianGu
- 16. Community and I
- 17. Expectation
- 18. Q&A LGN21ST@GMAIL.com @lgn21st