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  <info>Email-based user interfaces are an easy and powerful (but often overlooked) way to add a lot of value to web applications. In this presentation, we&#8217;ll discuss the advantages of providing an email interface to your app, take a look at some real-world examples (like Posterous, TripIt, and I Want Sandy), and then provide several specific techniques for adding this functionality.</info>
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  <title>Email Interfaces for Your Ruby Apps</title>
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    <description>Developer Day Boulder is coming on October 10th! Like our previous events, we'll have a full day of great talks, good food, and bright attendees - all for the low, low price of $75. We've assembled an excellent set of speakers, so there's bound to be a lot to learn no matter what your background. Don't miss out!</description>
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    <location>Boulder, CO</location>
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    <title>Developer Day Boulder</title>
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      <biography>When his high school teacher introduced him to an experimental new language called &quot;PHP,&quot; David's interest in programming officially moved to the web. After completing his B.S. in Computer Science at Duke, David worked for his alma mater for two years, building web applications for various groups on campus. It was during his time at Duke that David fell in love with Ruby on Rails, and when Viget moved to Durham, he knew it was a match made in nerd heaven.

When he's not working with the latest web technology, David enjoys photography, coffee, the various Law &amp; Order franchises, and hanging out with his parrot, [Tad][]. 

  [tad]: http://www.flickr.com/photos/deisinger/3554317506</biography>
      <company>Viget Labs</company>
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      <location>Durham, NC</location>
      <name>David Eisinger</name>
      <personal-website>http://www.davideisinger.com/</personal-website>
      <title>Web Developer</title>
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