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eSpace Talks: Tune in to Our First Podcast

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Web 2.0 is an amazing thing; people everywhere partake in the miracle of communication to share knowledge, ideas, and fun. In the world of blogging and podcasting, no little piece of knowledge is kept secret and anyone with a question is almost certain to find an answer. Which is why it is sad that with so much free access to delivering and obtain knowledge, Arabic content is quite scarce.

eSpace has been around for quite sometime, and over our multi-year journey we have accumulated a fair amount of knowledge and technical expertise, and we are now aware that it is our chance to give back. But being eSpace, we can't just give back in an ordinary way; it has to be special!

Welcome to what seems to be the first Arabic Technology podcast. It is short, concise, to the point, but that is just the beginning! As we discover what podcasting may hold for us, be sure to listen in and offer us criticism and ideas. We are exploring a new realm and your queries may be just the push forward that we need.

In our first episode, get ready to discover the basic tenants of Ruby as our developer, Haitham Mohammad, takes you through a journey of what makes Ruby different and special. Tune in next time for Amr Ghoneim's episode on Rails.

 

You can download the podcast here.

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Comments

1 Mahmoud M. Abdel-Fattah wrote: on Wednesday, October 14, 2009:

Extremly nice :) !

2 Ibrahim Ahmed wrote: on Wednesday, October 14, 2009:

Congrats on your first podcast!

3 Tarek wrote: on Wednesday, October 14, 2009:

Is there a separate feed for the podcast away from the blog, so that I can subscribe to it on via my mobile phone?

4 Moski wrote: on Wednesday, October 14, 2009:

Great Job guys, very simple and helpful

5 mostafa farghaly wrote: on Wednesday, October 14, 2009:

Thank you Haitham Mohammad for the podcast, iam in my way learning Ruby from Apress: beginning ruby from novice to professional, and what i like most about it is that it shares alot of flexibility concepts with JavaScripts like ovveriding and adding on the native Classes, and i gone crazy when i found you can even ovveride the + operator which is treated as a normal method .
keep on guys

6 Ibrahim Ahmed wrote: on Wednesday, October 14, 2009:

Please put a direct link for downloading the podcast. I second Tarek for the separate RSS. eehhh.. and may be an accompanied asciicast would be great! but anyway this is a very welcome addition espace. Keep up the good work!

7 eSpace wrote: on Wednesday, October 14, 2009:

It's now downloadable guys; looking into the separate RSS feed.

8 Ahmed Saeed wrote: on Wednesday, October 14, 2009:

Great work Guys!
I hope that we'll have more of those :)

9 Dalia ElBadry wrote: on Wednesday, October 14, 2009:

Really very nice Guys, Wish you All the Best

10 Mohammad Kotb wrote: on Wednesday, October 14, 2009:

ezayokom ya Espacians kolokom wa7sheny gedan wallahy :)

Really Wow for eSpace podcast, it is a very good idea and I liked the arabic podcast :)

Rabena ma3ako we dayman fi takadom in sha2 allah :)

11 Hussein Nomier wrote: on Wednesday, October 14, 2009:

Wow ..really nice idea .It'll be really nice if a complete series like this is made....waiting for more

12 Mahmoud El-khateeb wrote: on Wednesday, October 14, 2009:

Nice gdaaaaaan , waiting el 7la2a ely gaya :)

13 Waleed Ammar wrote: on Wednesday, October 14, 2009:

Very nice ya haitham. Thanks a lot.

14 Rofaida Awad wrote: on Thursday, October 15, 2009:

eSpace is just a nice, marvelous, great and excellent collection of technologies, work, people and a lovely environment !! Go eSpace Go :))

15 eSpace wrote: on Thursday, October 15, 2009:

A separate RSS feed for podcasts has been added. Subscribe at http://www.espace.com.eg/podcasts.

16 Ahmed Hamdy wrote: on Thursday, October 15, 2009:

Really very nice idea and excellent work ....
you makes all of us in CSD proud ..... Go ahead eSpace .
Keep it up

17 Tarek wrote: on Friday, October 16, 2009:

@eSpace#15
Great, thanks.
I've subscribed to it via my mobile

18 M@hdeTo wrote: on Tuesday, October 20, 2009:

Super!!! Keep up the good work guys!!

19 amr wrote: on Friday, October 23, 2009:

رائع
A very nice capsule about Ruby that cleared its basic concepts in less than 10 minutes , Wow ! I didn't get that when I scanned its article on wikipedia twice before.., what I'm waiting from the next session is why I should use rails instead of other technologies like php or .net..., or at least which of them is suitable for what ?

I'm eager to hear more from you guys not only techie things but also your experience with web 2.0 business and meowns

keep up the good work and the good initiatives !

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