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PeepCode Reviews

“PeepCode is awesome!” Tim O'Reilly, O'Reilly Media

“I suspect there are a lot of smart DF readers out there who know nothing about the Unix-y aspects of Mac OS X, would like to, but never found a good way to get started. This screencast is it.” John Gruber, Daring Fireball

“Mercurial is just what I was looking for. Happy to pay to support people making such high-quality and informative screencasts.” Jason Kottke

“Absolutely fantastic - I haven't seen a PeepCode screencast before and I'm super impressed with the level of graphics/audio...I just finished it and it really is a great intro. Well done.” David Kaneda, author of jQTouch

“These things are fantastic and the price is a steal. I strongly urge you to support this effort and buy the episodes. What a terrific way to learn!” Scott Barron, Rails Core Committer

“I proudly just renewed my peepcode unlimited subscription for a third year. You (and your collaborators) do some amazing work and are great teachers. I'm looking forward to some amazing screencasts this upcoming year. Keep up the good work!” Sam Granieri

“Finally have Vim the way I like it. Custom color theme, plugins via pathogen, and all the Ruby stuff. PeepCode videos are excellent for Vim.” Anthony Bouch

“The Meet Node.js screencast is awesome, and saved me a lot of time.” Marcos Oliveira

“The @peepcode screencast on Node.js is awesome!” Martin Aatmaa

“Checked out the @peepcode Node.js screencast last night, looks very straight-forward. Can't wait to give it a go.” Ryan Townsend

“Just got around to watching the Node screencast -- excellent work.” James Coglan, author of the Faye WebSocket library

“Watched the Node.js PeepCode episode today. Great intro! Recommended!” Gustaf Nilsson Kotte

“The PeepCode Emacs screencast is the awesomesauce and worth far more than $9 if you're just starting with Emacs.” Alex Miller

“Is always blown away by the quality of @peepcode's screencasts. The Node one is great so far.” Cameron Barrie

“I just wanted to write a few words thanking you for Meet the Command Line. With no programing background I am resolved to master the basics of RoR. Understanding the command line is key and I've spent hours staring at intro unix webpages coming away no more enlightened. Today I worked my way through Dan Benjamin's great screencast and am already doing useful things that I couldn't do before. I also now have a critical mass of knowledge to understand what those unix pages were telling me. Next I'm on to GIT and Advanced Command Line. Thank you for being there.” Ben Unger

“Smash into VIM series on Peepcode is great for anyone wanting to master the popular text editor.” Nicholas Cancelliere

“Only five minutes in and buying the Smash Into Vim II @peepcode already paid off.” Mathias Meyer

“The second Vim screencast on PeepCode is really good. Actually learned a lot more than I expected. Well worth the cost.” Oliver Reeves

“This @peepcode looks awesome for anyone who's got the basics of Vim down, but doesn't know where to go next.” Adam Tanner

“The new Vim screencast by @peepcode is a must have.” Kevin Coylar

“I recently watched the PeepCode "jQuery: Ajax" screencast and I wanted to drop a note to say how much I enjoyed it. I thought the pacing was just right, the material was useful and interesting, and Dan Benjamin's narration was clear, smooth, and dare I say calming. Well done! ” Daniel Wellman

“Just had to drop you an email to say well done - PeepOpen is fantastic. I thought the default TextMate search was fast; but you've just blown it out of the water. I keep smiling that it's keeps putting the file I wanted at the top of the list every time without having to arrow down :)” Luke Pearce

“PeepOpen is a dream come true. It's been incredibly useful.” Garrett Dimon, founder of Sifter Issue Tracker

“Been using PeepOpen for a day with TextMate and it is fantastic! Love path matching. Nice work @topfunky!” John Nunemaker, Lead developer of Harmony CMS

“Just installed PeepOpen into my TextMate, now this is what file opening should be all about.” Geoff Garside

“Thanks for making my day. Best use of $9!” Mike Mangino, author & developer

“It's hot!” Dave Peck, master of many text editors

“Holy **** this is awesome!” Matt Lyon, developer

“PeepOpen rules. And it also "just works" in TextMate.” André Arko, Ruby Bundler committer

“I keep the Mercurial PeepCode video in my dock for quick reference on branching & other stuff. Thanks!” Jay Goodman Tamboli

“I also just bought the jQuery AJAX one and found it to be as awesome as all the other PeepCode screencasts I've got. Really great.” Stephen Wyatt Bush

“I watched [PeepCode's] Clojure screencast last night and loved it. Thanks for the hard work and it's a steal at $9.” mcotton

“Learning jQuery via PeepCode. Good gods, I wish we'd used this at my last job.” Duane Sibilly

“I cut my teeth on rails using your screencasts. They're great--I think they're still the best out there. No amount of geek wit and corn can compare to the solid research you put in. :) Thanks.” Seth Crosby

“Hi PeepCode, I wanted to let you know that I love your site, mini books and screencasts. You guys do some excellent work, and the price is just right. Thanks and keep up the good work! ” Tim Weaver

“The @jqtouch @peepcode should be mandatory introduction material for [jQTouch]. Starts off great with entry-level stuff that's not documented.” Mathias Meyer

“The ActiveMerchant ebook saved me untold hours in adding payment capabilities to my startup, OtherInbox.com.” Mike Subelsky, Co-founder of OtherInbox.com

“Thanks!!! The screen cast for jQTouch was very helpful. Really jump started me after just tinkering around with jQTouch for a week or two. And it also opened up new worlds of ajax, jquery, rails which this old dog is just getting around to. I will be getting a 5 pack and recommending it to others.” Jeff Tingle

“Wolf's Little Store Best of 2009: PeepCode Meet the Command Line Screencast” Johan Ronsse

“Having no experience in Emacs I bought the [PeepCode] Emacs screencast and haven't looked back.” Simon Nielsen

“Congrats to PeepCode - the latest jQTouch screencast was indeed a great watch.” Thibaut Barrère

“I recommend Meet jQuery from @peepcode. I had (very) basic jQuery skills, and it has taken me to the next level. Thanks @peepcode!” Joel Monegro

“I consider myself a pretty advanced Javascript programmer, having done it for over 10 years, using prototype for the last 3, but I always found jQuery a bit hard to dive into. However, your screencast really makes it super easy to understand. I also like how you skipped over HTML and CSS, no wasted time on setting up your project or explaining basics. There's a lot of meat in this one!” Jeremy Seitz

“Just watching the #Sinatra peepcode screencast by @danbenjamin. Very impressive!” Darren Jones

“In only one week watching the Command Line and Sinatra screencasts, I can say that I learned so much...I'm already using the command line more frequently and seriously, and started to love and use Sinatra, which I intend to prototype my next project next week with.” Ali Z. Anwar

“[PeepCode does] a great job. It especially comes through in look and feel of the screencasts -- they look better than anything i've seen out there!” Joshua Brown

“The latest @peepcode on jQuery is very well done. You'll learn something even if you know your way around jQuery.” PierreOlivier Martel

“Ok. I'm sold on jQuery. Was impressed when I used it briefly for a small project - the @peepcode screencast is pushing me over the edge...” Stephen Bartholomew

“Of the three resources, for someone starting out I would recommend the [PeepCode] Git Internals PDF. It’s concise and simple to understand, and I’ve already seen one person who, more or less was anti-Git, read it in an hour and become pro-Git.” Jordan Terrell

“The MacRuby PeepCode was wildly informative. Learned a lot about MacRuby, XCode, Interface Builder, and basic Obj-C.” Larry Marburger

“Brand new PeepCode screencast on Sinatra by Dan Benjamin. The production on this thing is really exceptional and they get into some meaty topics. Highly recommended.” Ryan Tomayko, Rack committer

“Finally got PeepCode Unlimited. Seriously paid so much more for a College education which I was not able to use since I graduated.” Katherine Giron Pe

“PeepCode screencast on Sinatra is awesome.” Kevin Stewart

“The [Meet Sinatra] Screencast was a really good introduction to Sinatra and I will definitely use it when the right project comes along.” Ola

“I learned a *lot* from this screencast "Meet Sinatra" from Dan B.” Nate Steiner

“New iPhone screencasts are fantastic. Nice work!” Jason Derrett

“Just watched Mercurial screencast by @danbenjamin. Wow! I was sceptical that I'd find a single reason to switch from SVN, and found many.” Brad Adams

“[PeepCode's] 1 hr intro to macruby will tech you what it took me about 7-8hrs to workout between the Hillegass book and converting to ruby.” Ben Schwarz, professional Cocoa developer

“Wow the visuals in [iPhone View Controllers Part I] are amazing your hard work shows, totally worth $9!” Noah Hendrix

“After watching @danbenjamin's excellent PeepCode screencast on Mercurial, I am in the process of converting my projects from SVN to Hg.” Duane Sibilly

“PeepCode is like a long luxurious dinner. [Peepcode är som en lång lyxig middag.]” Magnus, in blog comment

“No one does a screencast like @danbenjamin. Learning much from 'Meet Mercurial'.” Dave Lowe

“Amazing screencast by @peepcode: Advanced Command Line. I finally understand and use zsh. A must for productivity lovers.” Felipe Coury

“Just watched the "Meet Mercurial" screencast from PeepCode. It's really well done. In my opinion, the best Mercurial introduction to date.” Arthur Koziel

“Your screencast provided a very good introduction, and pointed out a few things I need to look into more (like the behavior of copy/move). I also appreciated the comments on how [Mercurial] is like/unlike Git and Subversion.” Nathan Youngman

“New screencast on Mercurial has the usual high production values from PeepCode.” Manton Reece, Cocoa developer and co-host of Core Intuition

“I recently watched Screencasting with Final Cut Pro and it was a real life-saver - fantastic screencast!” Mark Lynn

“All the PeepCode screencasts are nothing short of awesome. Reading is one thing, but learning from [your screencasts] is enabling me to learn new things and advance like never before.” Todd Boteler

“I wanted to catch up with functional programming, watched PeepCode's screencast on Clojure, best one so far (and I have seen them all)” wearecloud

“Just watched the PeepCode screencast on Clojure. PeepCode does a great job as always.” Michael Guterl

“Enjoying PeepCode's screencast on Clojure. Learnt about a different language and got an intro to functional programming.” Stephen Bartholomew

“I'm usually very happy with the quality of PeepCode screencasts and find them well worth the $9. It's how I got into Git.” Ikai Lan

“PeepCode has a way of turning a weekend into an hour.” Grant Michaels

“I've used emacs on/off for years and still found useful nuggets. Good screencast as always.” Robert Stehwien

“The technical and visual aspects of the video presentation are top notch. It really makes the Mire comprehesive application come across as a simple collection of individual parts.” Sari Connard

“For some reason I'd always run away from Emacs as too hard, but not any more. [PeepCode has] changed my tune!” Bill Judd

“[PeepCode] Objective-C screencast really is as good as everyone says - believe the hype!” Stephen Bartholomew

“Objective-C for Rubyists PeepCode is the best I've purchased from them yet.” Bryan Woods

“PeepCode keeps removing the excuses that keep me from iPhone dev.” Marty McGuire

“The Obj-C screencast by PeepCode was well worth the wait.” John Claus

“The quality and content of the screencasts are phenomenal...PeepCode is the first referral I give friends looking to dive into specific topics.” Shai Shefer

“PeepCode on productivity raises the bar, way higher than it's ever been before.” Giles Bowkett

“[The Haml and Sass screencast was] very helpful. I've been wanting to learn both of these for a long time. I personally learn faster with screencasts and this one gave me a good jumping off point.” Matthew Nichols, Co-Founder of TagCow

“Loving PeepCode's Git Internals PDF. Really well written and has hugely improved my understanding of Git.” Ben Brinckerhoff, Cofounder of Devver.net

“I bought and watched the awesome Emacs PeepCode as well. I’ve been trying to use Emacs continuously for the last couple of days (including at work) and even though I am still stumbling my way a little through the darkness, I am awed by how much power it has.” Arun Thampi, developer at Wego.com

“Emacs screencast from PeepCode was great. A ton of information in 50 minutes, but good overview of all the features.” Joe Fiorini

“Your last screencast about Emacs is fantastic!” Oscar Del Ben, Developer and Entrepreneur

“The moment I saw the title I knew I had to buy it. I'm definitely going to try out the suggestions in the screencast; productivity is very important to me. Thank you for publishing this screencast and keep up with your excellent work on PeepCode!” Hongli Lai, Co-Founder, Phusion

“It's tough getting a good resource on the Internet which goes through and explains clearly so I'm always delighted to find PeepCode screencasts on topics I use often in work.” Thomas Sinclair

“You'd learn best if you had a friend show you what the latest thing was and how to use it. Well, that's PeepCode. ” Dominic Son, developer

“If you are trying to teach yourself Rails, I suggest PeepCode Screencasts - so far 8 out of 10.” Nicole Ramsey, ENTP.com

“[PeepCode is] currently one of the only places that has both the ability to rapidly iterate new versions of their training materials and the financial incentive to do so.” Breakpoint Journal

“While I've always thought that your screencasts were of good quality, the CouchDB screencast is fantastic!” Jason Perkins

“Precisely what I needed, precisely when I needed it.” Bill Burcham

“Your PDF has really inspired me, so it is well worth the money! You can quote me on that ;-)” Morgan Roderick

“Your screencasts are one of the best things you can buy on the Internet so far.” Liutauras Diu, developer

“I think the Peepcode Unlimited package is the single most useful tool in my box right now - when I look at time spent on research paired to benefit gained.” Seth Crosby, developer

“I'm usually a traditional dead-tree book learner, but this time I decided to try the PeepCode approach. I had heard good things about them and I can now tell you that reputation is well deserved.” James Edward Gray II

“The PeepCode Git screencast saved my sanity!” Jim Weirich, Ruby pioneer and creator of Rake

“The TextMate screencast is nicely produced and runs through virtually all of the features of the RoR Bundle...I already feel that I'm going to be much more productive after just running through it once.” David Alison, Entrepreneur

“[The] git PeepCode book is awesome. Congrats on a job very well done. This should be required reading for all git users.” Jamis Buck, Rails Core Alumnus

“It was refreshing to read about git from the bottom up, and not compared to SVN. I was at the stage where I could do most of the basic tasks I used to do in SVN, but lacked a fundamental understanding of how it was working under the hood...Understanding all those concepts really helped me grok why the higher level commands and workflows work the way they do, and how to avoid some of the pitfalls.” James, in blog comment

“Even if you are not planning to write a Rails plugin, you should absolutely check this book, there are great insights about how Rails works and you will figure out that building a plugin is as easy as anything in Ruby, it’s just a matter of knowing where to place your code.” Codevader Blog

“This is really turning out to be the most valuable resource I’ve found so far for Ruby on Rails instruction. The Rails from Scratch screencasts are alone worth bookmarking.” Paper Bits blog

“Your products are great. They have helped me get up to speed with RSpec and Git, quickly!” Bryan Stewart, Student

“Cody Fauser's ActiveMerchant PDF from PeepCode was invaluable in giving me a start to integration.” Robin Fisher

“This screencast reinforces my fondness for screencasts, and I recommend it to anyone who wants to get started with Git. Grosenbach explains and demonstrates the Git fundamentals clearly, and he points out ways to streamline one's workflow in Git.” LinuxWorld.com

“Thanks for the outstanding work on the Plugin Patterns piece. This has bumped up my efficiency and knowledge tremendously. Looking forward to the next one! ” David Baldwin

“In the past I looked elsewhere for free sources, but now I'm realizing how much time I wasted. I couldn't be happier with the content and the execution. You definitely have a new customer.” Nolan Meyers

“The Peepcode on Plugin Patterns is the best I've seen in a while.” Pat Nakajima

“Bought the [Plugin Patterns] PeepCode PDF...and I gotta say I'm loving it. It's very well written, and you explain complicated nasty stuff with nice simple examples.” Chris O'Sullivan

“PeepCode really helped me set the tone and level of abstraction of my tests -- crucial things to get right.” Ian Dees

“This is a great ebook on a great resource...For all serious charging Rails projects, this is a must-read.” Simon, in blog comment

“The PeepCode PDFs are concise and offer a good middle ground giving you EXACTLY what you need without filling up space with fluff but at the same time being thorough.” Wilfredo Crespo

“I just purchased your Capistrano screencast. It was my first deploy on Rails and I was determined to do it right. The screencast saved me hours of time.” Ted Esler

“Thank you for producing such great screencasts and books. They've really helped me understand Rails better.” Branislav Drzik

“They are top quality screencasts, straighforward material...I just saw the Rspec Stories one and I really enjoy it. I was already into BDD, but this really got me closer to be 100% BDD-man.” Lucas Florio, IT Solutions Developer

“I'm very impressed with the site. It is the first time I've forked out for something that isn't dead-tree.” Max Russell

“Thanks again for your screencasts they are extremely helpful. I just picked up the new Rails Way book by Obie Fernandez which has a great chapter dedicated to RSpec. Your screencasts along with the Rails Way RSpec reference have convinced me to switch to RSpec. Keep up the good work! ” Sean Dougherty, Developer

“I find your products perhaps the best way to extend my learning; they are focused, and they are much more up-to-date than old-school paper books, simply because of the fast pace of industry change. Those facts make them very cost-effective.” Gregor Jovanovich

“I think the Git movie is your best one yet. Keep up the excellent work!” Sam Granieri

“The screencast helped me understand the ways in which Git improves on Subversion, and also that you don’t have to give up Subversion entirely to reap the benefits of Git — Git will happily work with a Subversion repository.” Drew McCormack

“Ryan's PDF is an excellent reference to quickly guide you [through] the most significant changes in the Rails framework. I give it two thumbs up for it's ease of use and information, and with a price tag of only $9 - you can't go wrong!” Michael Behan

“[PeepCode has] helped me a lot while learning Rails, so much so that often a screencast is worth quite a lot of hours of reading books or searching around for examples. It's normally during a screencast that I get the 'I've got it moment' where everything makes sense. ” Anthony Winning

“Thanks for the great resource. I only started developing with Rails at the beginning of this year and I have learned heaps from your site.” Luke Cunningham, Designer/Developer

“This kind of learning really works for me, and a good amount of content is covered in each episode. I felt a little strange paying for a screencast, but after buying 3, I feel it's been money well spent!” Thomas, developer

“I make all the web developers I know and work with watch your Javascript with Prototype screencast. It's slowly helping to heal a generation of developers who directly associate Javascript with pain and suffering. I liked Javascript after I started using Prototype about a year ago. I *love* Javascript after watching your screencast.” remi Taylor, Developer

“I'm a relatively new Rails developer and have to thank you guys for the outstanding content on your web site. Having nearly worn out my copy of "Agile Web Development with Rails" I felt like there were many over-arching areas of Rails application design that just weren't covered, especially with regard to writing more elegant, lightweight code and overall application structure. Your PDFs and screencasts are the magic potion I've been missing, so thanks to all of you for putting this information out there (and at a reasonable price to boot).” Chris McCann, Developer and Air Force Test Pilot

“Thanks for putting out great products. I haven't regretted once purchasing my 10 pack subscription.” Jamie Phelps

“I love the idea [of RSpec] but haven't really been able to make it work for me, but being able to look over your shoulder while you worked the process helped tremendously. I think my BDD issues were all about workflow because I would skip around and not actually write the tests first, then struggle with the API when I did.” Jeff Whitmire, Grockit

“Thanks for doing the RSpec series. I've been curious about BDD for a long time and your explanation's the best I've seen.” Miles Forrest

“I've been using PeepCode for my own learning and found your screencasts a real time saver. They also offer little gems of information that I haven't picked up out there on the web.” Rob Worley

“Well done! It's nice how Rails makes it easy to divide powerful lessons into small texts. Like Getting Real [by 37signals], this one takes you a long way.” Michael Schwab

“I love your episodes, even though I had a solid understanding of Rails before watching any, I've still learned alot. And the Prototype Javascript episode is responsible for me diving into Javascript for the first time in years.” Matthew Swasey

“Your screencasts are absolutely wonderful! Thank you so much for making such a quality product and making it so affordable!” Matthew Erker, developer

“Your videos are awesome. It really opened my eyes to Prototype and Javascript.” Sean Bryant, developer

“You guys make some incredible screencasts. I'm a very visual learner, and watching somebody do something is the best way for me to get my head around it. Keep up the good work.” David Grandinetti, developer

“It's not often that I am excited about spending money. I've even managed to convince myself that I don't need an iPhone, but I find myself checking several times a day for the new PeepCode screencasts and the opportunity to spend another nine dollars.” Phil Peterman, Traffic Engineering, eMarketSouth

“I just started programming about six months ago and I've peeled through a lot of books and other materials in that time. Nothing has been as helpful to me as PeepCode.” Neil Rahilly

“I just finished up both of the Rails from Scratch screencasts, and they were simply awesome! I learned more from these 2 screencasts than I did with 3 of the popular Rails books.” Cory Perry

“PeepCode is just plain awesome. I spent about an hour earlier today watching the 'RESTful Rails' video, and am walking away with a rather different view of REST than I had before.” Michael Gorsuch, Sysadmin, Fog Creek Software

“The content itself is very well explained and goes into great detail covering a huge area of the subject. Javascript has always been the part of web development that I disliked. Prototype helped hugely to make it easy to work with, but this screencast has really made me look at javascript in a new light and give up the 'cut' and 'paste' style of old.” Stephen Bartholomew

“This [Javascript with Prototype.js] video is worth watching! I highly recommend it to beginners and intermediate Prototypers, plus: Even if English is not your native language (like in my case) the speaker talks slow and understandable which makes it easy to follow. Good recording and audio quality. Thumbs up!” Kjell Bublitz, in blog comment

“I watched some of the Prototype PeepCode last night and I have to say that this one has been the most informative PeepCode, at least for me. I'm learning a ton!” Richard Luther, developer

“Good work as always. I didn't realize how awesome Prototype was.” Jay Contonio, developer

“These screencasts are very high quality at a very good price. It's like having a veteran rails developer mentor you on a topic that would be rather hard to document in a book. I found the RESTful Rails and Test-First Development for Rails the ones the most useful so far but all of them have been very useful.” ProductCritic Blog

“These screencasts are amazing! The TDD one has a lot of tips which helped me to go deep in this interesting Test-First world! Before watching this I haven't realized how to write tests FIRST in Rails apps. Long live PeepCode!” Arthur Zapparoli

“I've ordered every PeepCode so far, but I have to say that this Capistrano one is truly great. Watching it on the iPod on the NYC subway has never been better.” Nathan Verni, Developer

“I lack superlatives for PeepCode. This is the only non-free "documentation project" on this list but it definitely belongs here. PeepCode gives you a lot of value for money with screencasts, cheatsheets and working code for you to jump start your understanding of Rails. Geoffrey deserves an Oscar for this.” Pinupgeek Blog

“The format works really well for tutorials as you can follow along by simple pausing every 30 seconds or so and typing in the examples as you can go...This really lets you follow along at your own pace. The other nice thing was that all of the code typed in actually worked.” Ed Gibbs, Software Developer

“A week or so ago I downloaded the PeepCode Screencast on Test First Development. It was the first really clear example on Test Driven Development I’d seen and it helped clear up a lot of questions I’d had about it.” Mark Carey on the Kognitive Jelly Blog

“I've never seen a screencast as well made as the PeepCode screencasts. They are easy to follow even if advanced topics are covered.” Christoph Budzinski, Developer

“That screencast is worth its weight in gold.” SmickSmack Blog

“Also highly recommended is PeepCode, where in return for a small amount of money you get about an hour of video with the amazingly productive Geoffrey Grosenbach teaching you one-on-one about various aspects of Rails.” John Topley, Developer

“The Peepcode screencasts are a great watch.” Joel Moss, blogger

“Your excellent tutorials make me a better Ruby on Rails coder and are well worth the money.” Sam Granieri, Developer

“Thank you for the Capistrano screencast as it put a lot of things into perspective and really helped grasp the concepts. I think I've learned Rails faster from your screencasts than all the books I have combined. ” Jon Baer, Developer

“For someone like me that knows how to do a lot of front end stuff, but isn’t much of a programmer that is exactly the type of instruction I need to pick up new things and understand how they work.” Kyle Bradshaw, Developer

“What a fantastic idea! I highly recommend this service – excellent quality, quite effective and reasonably priced.” Slicehost Blog

“I don’t know how you keep doing it, but your PeepCode series is phenomenal. Even though I’m mostly versed in the topics you have presented, I find that your unique way of tutoring/teaching allows me to learn even more.” Bryan Liles, Developer

“I purchased the [screencast] for RESTful rails, and wanted to let you know it was totally worth more to me than $9! You have a quality product, and I learned a much more in less time than if I would have tried to scour the web and try to understand it! The presentation was very clear and well organized!” Tim Harper, Sr. Software Engineer

“This really is a great introduction to RJS. I’ve been playing around with it for a while, but your screencast had lots I hadn’t seen before. Looking forward to the next one!” Comment on blog

“I was mightily impressed…I would highly recommend this screencast even if you’re already familiar with RJS because you’ll definitely learn a new trick or two. Congratulations to Geoffrey on a job well done.” Cody Fauser, Author of RJS Templates for Rails