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Video Review of Rails Magazine Issue 1

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A couple of weeks ago, Olimpiu Metiu got in touch with me to tell me about his new Rails magazine, Rails Magazine. We've heard a lot of promises about English-language Rails magazines in the past but little has materialized (not forgetting The Rubyist or Germany's RailsWay). It was with much delight, then, that I received an actual, print copy of the magazine in the mail today.

Instead of posting a little blurb about it, however, I figured I'd give it a quick video review:


Review of Rails Magazine from Peter Cooper on Vimeo.

If you're not a video person, in summary it's a great first issue, well put together, it costs $8 (plus shipping), takes about a week to arrive in the UK (hopefully less in the US), features some solid articles, and a free PDF version will be made available each time several weeks after the print version goes out. You can learn more at the magazine's official site at http://railsmagazine.com/.

Update! The free PDF of issue 1 is now available to download!

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2 Comment Responses to “Video Review of Rails Magazine Issue 1”

  1. #1
    Peter Cooper Says:

    Sorry in advance for mispronouncing anyone's names.. :) And I think I mispronounced Adhearsion as well, doh.

  2. #2
    Vesa Nieminen Says:

    After the first issue of Rubyist I've been waiting for MagCloud to start shipping to Finland. They added UK and Canada last month so maybe there is hope : )

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