General on UserVoice

d3.js - Data visualization

2012-05-18T18:24:20-04:00

Loc Nguyen suggested:
I screencast similar to the Peepcode Raphael one would be great.

enable streaming for screencasts!

2012-05-04T12:41:30-04:00

Ashwin Purohit suggested:
I don't want to download a 200+ MB file everytime I want to go back to look at something. Host an HTML 5 video player where I can login and seek content quickly!

padrino [updated]

2012-05-02T10:46:48-04:00

Anonymous said:

Padrino for President :-)

Node.js part 3 - Refactor to use Backbone.js or Ember.js

2012-05-01T01:44:54-04:00

L3V3L9 suggested:
I really enjoyed your Node.js part 1 cast and I've just got part 2. It Would be awesome if you could do an appendix on how to convert Pie into a single page app using backbone or ember.js.. What interests me mostly is how you construct such a project in terms of structure, tests choice, asset pipelining, build procedures etc.. your tips on these issues would be highly valuable

padrino [updated]

2012-04-15T14:22:27-04:00

Dontknow man said:

Bunch of faggots...

Keep the screencasts up to date

2012-04-06T00:43:27-04:00

Song Bao suggested:
Some of the screencasts might be revised to keep them update to date. They are great resources, don't let them be out of date!

How about a screencast on chef? [updated]

2012-03-26T17:49:32-04:00

I think the chef documentation is really bad. It would be great if you walked through an example of building a slice and using Chef to bootstrap it.

Fil said:

Bump

An agile approach to project management screencast.

2012-03-20T17:23:37-04:00

christopher cummings suggested:
An end-to-end workflow for managing projects. Suggested software, conducting weekly reviews, etc.

Getting started with haXe

2012-03-18T11:47:51-04:00

vbd suggested:
http://haxe.org/

Play by Play Request

2012-03-05T16:52:17-05:00

Nick Parker suggested:
I would love to see a Play by Play with either Phil Hagelberg and/or Ryan Davis. Thanks!

Play By Play

2012-03-02T21:30:40-05:00

Joe Meirow suggested:
I'd love to see a Play By Play with Yehuda Katz!

Github collaboration

2012-02-14T13:42:01-05:00

Peter Christensen suggested:
Show how to contribute to a project, workflow for forking, pull requests, etc

Responsive Design and Bootstrapping [updated]

2012-02-13T13:48:18-05:00

Show how to make use of i.e. Modernizr and such frameworks to best fit content on display/resolution and devices the visiter/user use to browse the web site. Make use of i.e. Twitter's Bootstrap and such frameworks to save time for styling and positioning of content.

Rob said:

second and third this idea. I like what I've seen of Twitter's Bootstrap. Think it would be fun to see what you can do with it. Would be cool to use it as a front-end and show how you might link it on the backend.

Progressive Website Design Screencast [updated]

2012-02-13T13:45:35-05:00

A screencast about building a website with current visual idioms. Focuses on CSS, HTML, and design.

Rob said:

I think it would be cool if you could start with Twitter's bootstrap as a basic framework and build off of that. Maybe use their .less files for manipulation of .css

padrino [updated]

2012-02-01T15:57:44-05:00

CJ Lazell said:

Very sad to see something with the most votes declined! I would have loved this screencast!

agile web development [updated]

2012-01-21T20:15:40-05:00

It would be awsome if you create screencasts on agile topics, such as Scrum, XP, Lean and etc.

Phil Tapia said:

Web app development with Clojure (using compojure and ring)

2012-01-20T09:19:23-05:00

Jason Titus suggested:
Walk through build a simple web application with compojure and ring.

padrino [updated]

2012-01-13T16:46:28-05:00

Chris E said:

Really? 548 votes doesn't mean anything...

padrino [updated]

2012-01-03T18:11:46-05:00

bashcoder said:

Interesting - I would not consider Sinatra's level of support for Padrino as any sort of factor, as Sinatra is not based on Padrino. Not sure why that would even be an issue. The reverse consideration would be quite valid, however.

. I have a suggestion for a two-part screencast: ActiveRecord vs. DataMapper.

2011-12-21T19:45:13-05:00

Joe Meirow suggested:
Part 1: ActiveRecord vs. DataMapper. This would be a quick overview of the two patterns as well as the implementations "ActiveRecord" and the "DataMapper" code that can be used with Rails. Part 2 DataMapper in Depth: PeepCode already has plenty of screencasts on ActiveRecord. This screencast would be for those who've decided that DataMapper makes sense for one or more of their projects and are moving on from Part1 (above) and now want to take a deep dive into DataMapper, specifically, configuring Rails to use it and how to interact with it from Rails code.

Download through iTunes for annual subscribers

2011-12-21T08:24:00-05:00

WG suggested:
Provide an option to download new episodes through iTunes for annual subscribers (like how screencastsonline.com does). I suggested this idea through emails and twitter several times and followed up since May 2011, but seeing that it's not done, I wanted to put it out here publicly. Providing a way to download through iTunes means easier updates for annual subscribers without having to go to individual product pages to get new episodes.

Responsive Design and Bootstrapping

2011-12-20T17:19:21-05:00

fibric suggested:
Show how to make use of i.e. Modernizr and such frameworks to best fit content on display/resolution and devices the visiter/user use to browse the web site. Make use of i.e. Twitter's Bootstrap and such frameworks to save time for styling and positioning of content.

Regular expressions screencast [updated]

2011-12-20T16:41:39-05:00

A screencast or series about using regular expressions to match patterns. Originally suggested by Pete Forde.

fibric said:

NetTuts already covered this topic and it helped allot. I believe the Video quality could become way better if PeepCode covers this topic too but I will not guess if PeepCode can lift the content quality too.

Rubinius Intro [updated]

2011-12-20T16:36:43-05:00

Something on Rubinus - from running standard ruby code in the VM, running special rubinius methods (eg threading) to adding ruby code to rubinius, or even adding C++ code to rubinius (not that I want to that - but it could be useful knowing how)

fibric said:

Rubinius looks very interesting but actually it hosts his own world like MacRuby. If Rubinius will do the next step (forward to 1.9) then it could become more interesting IMO

RubyMine for Ruby/Rails Development [updated]

2011-12-20T16:32:30-05:00

There has been a lot of talk about RubyMine in many of the ruby blogs. An some developers are jumping, specially from TextMate. It would be great to have a screencast since the user manual is somewhat poor.

fibric said:

JetBrains himself already started with Screencasts about RubyMine
http://tv.jetbrains.net/channel/rubymine

MongoDB [updated]

2011-12-20T16:31:56-05:00

Jacques Crocker said:

Mongoid still has really great momentum https://github.com/mongoid/mongoid (almost 2k git watchers). Would be perfect for the screencast data modeling section I think (while still covering low level MongoDB driver)

ugly people should not be present in video [is now declined]

2011-12-20T16:22:22-05:00

Screencast on Vim [is now completed]

2011-12-20T16:20:20-05:00

Screencast on Vim basics, naviagtion, command mode, search and replace, snippet support, ruby/rails plugins, best practices, ...

Screencast on Vim [updated]

2011-12-20T16:20:20-05:00

Screencast on Vim basics, naviagtion, command mode, search and replace, snippet support, ruby/rails plugins, best practices, ...

topfunky (admin) responded:

Check out our Vim screencasts here:

http://peepcode.com/products/smash-into-vim-i

http://peepcode.com/products/smash-into-vim-ii

MacVim [is now completed]

2011-12-20T16:19:12-05:00

Using MacVim same structure with textmate screencast would be great.

MacVim [updated]

2011-12-20T16:19:11-05:00

Using MacVim same structure with textmate screencast would be great.

topfunky (admin) responded:

Check out our Vim screencasts, which are relevant to MacVim:

http://peepcode.com/products/smash-into-vim-i

http://peepcode.com/products/smash-into-vim-ii

create a screencast on vim (or even MacVim), seeing as emacs and TextMate already are covered... [is now completed]

2011-12-20T16:12:25-05:00

create a screencast on vim (or even MacVim), seeing as emacs and TextMate already are covered... [updated]

2011-12-20T16:12:25-05:00

topfunky (admin) responded:

We published a pair of Vim screencasts a few years ago that have been very well received:

http://peepcode.com/products/smash-into-vim-i

http://peepcode.com/products/smash-into-vim-ii

Scala [is now started]

2011-12-20T16:10:06-05:00

Scala [updated]

2011-12-20T16:10:05-05:00

topfunky (admin) responded:

An author is partway through a screencast draft about Scala.

CoffeeScript Screencast [is now completed]

2011-12-20T16:02:09-05:00

Create a CoffeeScript Screencast.

CoffeeScript Screencast [updated]

2011-12-20T16:02:08-05:00

Create a CoffeeScript Screencast.

topfunky (admin) responded:

We published a CoffeeScript screencast earlier this year and it's been a big hit.

Check it out here:

http://peepcode.com/products/coffeescript

padrino [is now declined]

2011-12-20T15:59:01-05:00

padrino [updated]

2011-12-20T15:59:01-05:00

topfunky (admin) responded:

We really like Sinatra and use it for all our new projects.

However, we've decided that Padrino doesn't have enough support from the core Sinatra team.

We do hope to create more screencasts about how we use Sinatra, but we don't have plans to cover Padrino.

Code review

2011-12-13T01:55:16-05:00

shabda suggested:
You already have a Code review for rails pdf. Having a similar pdf which is language agnostic would be great.

Publish a sproutcore screencast [updated]

2011-12-08T17:43:14-05:00

Seems very obvious to me. Looks very good, as new as possible, and hardly any good tutorials to find. This could be huge.

Bhaarat said:

+1 get one before Amber is released

padrino [updated]

2011-12-03T03:03:13-05:00

Marius said:

would love another emacs screencast with emphasis on clojure programming..

2011-11-28T06:15:44-05:00

nginx [updated]

2011-11-25T04:05:56-05:00

Do an episode on nginx. Topics could include: - Installation & Basic Setup - Subdomains - Re-writing ( could use maintenance.html as an example ) - Load balancing ( could mention the fair balancer in there ) - Profiling / Optimization - Gotchas

Carlos Díez-Gil said:

Could be great with unicorn

Meet Maglev

2011-11-23T13:48:25-05:00

Michael suggested:
- Why another ruby? - Benchmarks Maglev vs...(MRI, Rubinius, Jruby) - What is the built in persistence layer? Is there a ruby library similar to mongoid or activerecord that works with it? - How do you deploy a Maglev application? - How does it scale?

The Play 2.0 framework

2011-11-16T18:07:34-05:00

Ted Wise suggested:
Please cover the Play 2.0 framework (which is still in beta). It's Java/Scala which is probably anathema around here, but it's very Rails like and uses Selenium, jQuery, etc.

converting an app to backbone.js written in coffeescript for rails 3.1

2011-11-03T23:19:33-04:00

JayTeeSr suggested:
I have a rails 3.0 app w/ lots of javascript (and xml data exchange). I'm ready to convert it to backbone; I'd like to use coffeescript to make JS classes, etc, but I'm not sure how to go about *migrating* the existing app...

node.js [updated]

2011-11-02T11:36:06-04:00

Screencast on node.js and the V8 engine. - using comet - evented programming

Mogamboo Khush Hoa said:

I will personally read every first “just write”-tagged post that is linked

django [updated]

2011-10-26T17:22:03-04:00

I have been a longtime listener of the Ruby on Rails podcasts and I've viewed the peepcode preview videos numerous times. I have yet to purchase a peepcode screencast because I'm not really interested in Ruby on Rails. I am, however, interested in Django and I would love to see some Django topics covered by Peepcode. I would subscribe for those.

Matt Stevens said:

Something on the subject of workflow and deployment would be great.

Peepcode kindle format [updated]

2011-10-26T17:19:39-04:00

I was wondering if you guys are planning to create kindle format for the pdf books that are already available on the site

Matt Stevens said:

I'm all for this!