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James Duncan Davidson's RailsConf 2013 Keynote

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May 01, 2013
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James Duncan Davidson's RailsConf 2013 Keynote

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Transcript

  1. In a place far far away...

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  12. Closer to this world...

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  19. WWW starts with World

  20. All of it.

  21. Twenty Years

  22. And then there was cgi-bin... (which mostly meant perl)

  23. And then there was php, cold fusion, python, and a

    billion zillion other things

  24. (and servlets)

  25. (and ruby on rails)

  26. Then, something really interesting happened

  27. |

  28. Why does this matter?

  29. “Create more value than you capture” —Tim O’Reilly

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  32. Thank You Merci Gracias !" ا$%& ͋Γ͕ͱ͏