Sam Stephenson gets a blog

Posted by marcel May 23, 2006 @ 05:18 PM

Rails core member, 37signaler and Prototype author Sam Stephenson has put up a blog over at sam.conio.net.

He starts off by sharing some of his plans for Prototype 2.0 with Better inheritance for Prototype. Juicy tidbit: You might not have known that Justin Palmer is working on a Prototype book for the Pragmatic Programmers.

You can grab Sam’s RSS feed here.

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  1. topfunky on 23 May 22:57:

    I’m putting money down on the next new blog being one for Marcel Molina, Jr.

    (other than projectionist and this one)

  2. Bill on 23 May 23:24:

    Can’t wait for the prototype book.

    Pure Christopher Walken gold

  3. Rick James on 24 May 17:57:

    His web site reminds me of Windows 95 marketing.

    Something about the colors, arrows and italic text.

  4. carl on 24 May 21:32:

    wow

  5. Andrew on 24 May 21:46:

    I’ve been on the rails-spinoff list for quite some time where there is a fair amount of prototype discussion and there has been very little to no feedback from Sam there. Let’s hope that we gain a little more insight with this blog than what we have seen in the past.

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