Rails Studio - Pragmatic Studio
I’ve been asked by many many people as why I’m attending an introductory class to Ruby on Rails. Besides the fact that this was my vacation from everything and everyone, including my family, I wanted to attend the training provided by the superstars in the field. As expected, I’m extremely pleased with the results.
Unlike the Carson Workshop I attended while back, this was three days of Ruby on Rails, not one day of half-assed training. I also learned something new and dismissed some old outdated thoughts on development. Best of all, I learned the latest features of Rails I didn’t know about — I’ll be restarting the server lot less now for one thing. Even though it’s three days, the time was lot tighter than I expected.
As for the instructors, Dave Thomas and Mike Clark, they dismiss the popular thought of “those who can’t do, they teach.” They really know what they’re talking about and I love the fact that if they didn’t know the answer, they were honest about it. If you look at Dave’s blog, you’ll see a post where he got the answer to a question from the class by trying it right there in the class. They were both very articulate and presents themselves extremely well.
I’m now glad that I attended Rails Studio. I feel that I’m now more fundamentally sound, and that’s always a good thing.
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