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      <title>Ruby Banter #004 - Memoize</title>
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      <itunes:summary>Memoization is a technique for speeding up your code by caching the results of method calls. In this episode Norbert shows how to implemented memoization in Ruby and how you can use it.</itunes:summary>
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      <title>Ruby Banter #003 - &amp;:to_proc</title>
      <description>In Ruby the &amp; character maps to the to_proc method. In this episode Manfred shows what you can do with it and how it works.</description>
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      <title>Ruby Banter #002 - The Boat</title>
      <description>The sort method in Ruby uses the boat operator, sometimes called ‘spaceship’, to compare object instances. In this episode Manfred shows how you can make your objects sortable by defining the boat operator.</description>
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      <title>Ruby Banter #001 - Function composition</title>
      <description>Function composition is a common concept in functional programming languages. In this first episode of ‘Ruby Banter’ Norbert shows how you can do this in Ruby.</description>
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      <title>My computer is a SGI O2</title>
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      <title>Show and tell - Unicode in Rails</title>
      <description>The lack of Unicode support in Ruby is a problem for Rails applications. Julian ‘Julik’ Tarkhanov talks about how he developed a very nice way to properly handle Unicode data in Rails.</description>
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      <title>Show and tell - Mailing newsletters</title>
      <description>Flurin Egger from DigitPaint talks about the development of EntopicMail, a Rails application for mailing newsletters that’s currently in use at organisations like Philips, NEN and the dutch Ministry of Health, Welfare and Sport.</description>
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      <title>Show and tell - Why Django?</title>
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      <itunes:duration>16:23</itunes:duration>
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      <title>Show and tell - Content Management with Rails</title>
      <description>Rien Swagerman from Resource Studio talks about their experiences with building a CMS on Rails that’s tailored to the needs of his design studio.</description>
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      <title>Show and tell - Web Services</title>
      <description>Andy Lo A Foe shows how to connect your Rails project to legacy Java and PHP applications using XML-RPC, SOAP and REST-style web services.</description>
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      <title>Show and tell - Introduction from Greenpeace</title>
      <description>Martin Lloyd from Greenpeace International Application Development Team gives a short overview of the work they've done with Rails and Django. 
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