The last three weeks have been very exciting and busy for me; a time of immense change and new beginnings, in a beautiful country where I have the wonderful opportunity and chance to work for the IBM Toronto Software Lab. The lab environment is very stimulating with many smart people who are ready to help each other out, and it is definitely the best place I’ve ever worked in.

I am well aware that there are not many Ruby jobs out there at the moment, so I consider myself lucky as I work with Ruby and Ruby on Rails on a daily basis at IBM.

Speaking of Rails, I am sure many of you know David Heinemeier Hansson has recently announced the release of Rails 1.1.
This release introduces many new features and additions, including a Ruby to Javascript compiler. To upgrade Rails, you can just use the command:

gem update Rails --include-dependencies

Meanwhile for those of you using Windows, Curt Hibbs has also released the RC1 of his One Click Installer.

While I am at it, I want to clarify that: all the opinions expressed in this blog are my own personal opinions and are not endorsed by, nor do they represent the opinions of my employer or any of its affiliates.

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Comments

6 Responses to “Working at IBM”

  1. Bert Lamb on April 7th, 2006 3:34 pm

    Can you comment on what you are working on at IBM, or is that top secret? :)

  2. Antonio Cangiano on April 10th, 2006 9:29 am

    Hi Bert,

    unfortunately, at this stage, I can’t provide further information about the projects I am working on. However, in the future you’ll see more and more info about them on my blog. :)

  3. marzia on April 12th, 2006 9:15 am

    Ciao ANTONIO!
    Un abbraccio grande!
    Marzia

  4. James Governor on March 22nd, 2007 11:32 am

    there is some really horrible comment spam which is appearing in my reader from this blog. the big problem is the association of the filth with the title of this blog-working at ibm. might i suggest you close comments on this one?

  5. Antonio Cangiano on March 22nd, 2007 1:51 pm

    Hi James,

    I’ve been deleting those spam comments but unfortunately they do end up in the feed. I’m going to try to close comments on posts which are older than a certain period.

    Thanks,
    Antonio

  6. Luca on April 18th, 2006 2:02 pm

    Hi Antonio!
    Wow! What a job! I’m really happy for you and am sure you’ll do a great job there.
    Good luck!