Videos from the October and November Sydney meetups have been uploaded  
to Vimeo for your viewing pleasure:
http://vimeo.com/channels/rorosydney

## From the October meetup we have:

Chris Lloyd: The pub at the end of the universe
Chris paints a picture of a future where Ruby no longer has a place  
and client-side Javascript rules all.
http://vimeo.com/7862027

Richard Heycock: bookmarker
Richard demos his bookmark managing gem: bookmarker. Bookmarker stores  
your pages for offline reading, provides a full-text search index and  
a command line interface.
http://vimeo.com/7862409

Rex Chung: Ankoder
Rex presents on his video-encoding application service for Rails  
developers: Ankoder.
http://vimeo.com/7864779

Myles Byrne: Exemplor
Myles announces his gem exemplor, a new way of writing tests. Myles  
explains how exemplor tries to strike a balance between developing  
using examples, "puts" and having full-blown suite of regression tests.
http://vimeo.com/7866214

Tim Lucas: Tweeps
Tim demos Tweeps, the twitter directory application built for the Web  
Directions South 2009 conference. Tim shows how you could structure a  
larger Sinatra application with examples of rake console, rake deploy,  
speeding up the shotgun reload process and more.
http://vimeo.com/7868383

## From the November lightning-talk meetup we have:

Charles Dale: Intro to Flex for Rails devs
Charles gives us an intro to Flex and Rails with their application  
BeQIK. He shows us ActiveRecord extensions for adding batch importing  
AR models, the Rails XML rendering and the Flex MXML and ActionScript  
services and data grids that present the UI.
http://vimeo.com/7871656

Myles Byrne: fancystruct
Myles introduces his latest gem, fancystruct: a better alternative to  
Ruby's built-in Struct and OpenStruct classes.
http://vimeo.com/7870382

Mark Bennett: Annotate those models
Mark shows how to use the annotate gem to add database column  
documentation to your ActiveRecord models.
http://vimeo.com/7870293

Gabe Hollombe: Firebug Tips and Tricks
Gabe shares some oft-missed features hidden away in Firebug and its  
various plugins. He mentions directly adjusting elements layout using  
the layout pane, the cookies firebug plugin,the jQuery firefox plugin  
to see events bound to elements as well as logging all events emitted  
from an element, and how to debug using the debug and debugger  
statements.
http://vimeo.com/7870114

Keith Pitty: Rake, Unfuddle and Net::FTP
Keith shares tips and tricks from how he's used Rake, Unfuddle and  
Net::FTP on the Reading Eggs project to streamline collaboration  
around content creation.
http://vimeo.com/7869926

Andrew Grimm: Declare War on Everything with Chaser
Andrew describes his newly released gem, Chaser, a pure-Ruby mutation  
testing tool. He demos mutation testing with Chaser in Exemplor  
examples.
http://vimeo.com/7869201

James Sadler: bigbananajour
James launches bigbananajour, bananajour's larger cousin that mirrors  
of all the git repositories shared on the LAN.
http://vimeo.com/7869025

Damien Le Berrigaud: Happy Mapper (fork using Nokogiri)
Damien demos Happymapper's XML to Object mapping capabilities, and his  
fork of it which replaces Hpricot with Nokogiri and allows for parsing  
of dirty HTML.
http://vimeo.com/7868907

Toby Hede: Intro to MongoDB
Toby gives an introduction to MongoDB, a key-value document store  
supporting JSON, dynamic queries, indexing and query profiling.
http://vimeo.com/7868711

and last but not least:

Taylor Luk: Fast Couching
Taylor shares some tips and tricks on getting good performance from  
your CouchDB databases. Taylor covers bulk_save for efficiently  
inserting large amounts of data, using your own intelligent sequence  
IDs for improved B-tree storage and smart timebased-size searches, and  
optimising view performance.
http://vimeo.com/7868655

-- tim

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