In this episode Manfred shows how you can override the === method on your own classes to do advanced matching.

With the summer vacations behind us it’s time for another coffee morning. Like always you’re invited to come chat about Rails, RailsConf Europe experiences, Django, Seaside and web development in general over a nice cup of coffee.

Last time quite a few people asked me about Seaside, but unfortunately I don’t know that much about it. Anyone with Seaside experience is extra super invited.

Please leave a comment if you’re coming, any questions you might have are welcome too.

We have some gear for sale. If you’re interested, please email me at thijs@fngtps.com.

HP ScanJet 6200C. Old but nice scanner. Used. € 25,00

D-Link DWL-G520. High Speed 2.4GHz 802.11g Wireless PCI Adapter. New in box. € 40,00

Elgato eyetv 410. Digital Terrestrial TV Recorder with DTT Receiver and CI complete with Conax CAM (Conditional Access Module). Can be used with ‘Digitale TV van KPN’. Complete with box. € 200,00

Arctic Cooling VGA Silencer, Rev.3. New in box. € 10,00

GP2X-F100 Black first edition. Barely used first edition unit. Complete with box. € 25,00

Griffin iCurve. Nice laptop stand. Used. € 25,00

HP DeskJet 1220C. Large-format inkjet printer, comes with cables, manual and 2 color cartridges. Used. € 50,00

If you also happen to be attending this year’s RailsConf in Berlin, come say hello when you see Manfred or me running around.

Also, good news! While his keynote wasn’t too interesting, DHH did announce that the core team is preparing a Rails 2.0 preview release which they hope to get out by the end of the conference.