These spam comments are really annoying, and it's that simple to add a captcha to web applications nowadays.

and adopt a proper universal video format like MPEG, so that people on windows and linux don't have to deal with the pesky iTunes that comes with the default quicktime install or have to resort to buggy third party QT codecs

Can you make public (maybe you already did and I cant find it) the rails shortcuts you use in textmate. For example where you type a couple letters and it completes the method.
Thank you

You are good at explaining and displaying rails, make a chronologically ordered 'crash course' in rails from beginner to advanced, you can use most of the videos you already have.

There are so many great railscasts that when I was a beginner I didn't know what to watch first, a couple of lists of essentials must see casts for beginners would have helped me out at the time, thought it might help others who are now in that position.

Several times I tried to implement an interpreter like http://tryruby.hobix.com/ but have no idea about how to do such session management and what classes to use at server end that behave like we are interacting with an IRB shell. I found similar implementations in Herokugarden Browser IDE too. Interface, Javascript and AJAX requests are not a problem for me but can we have a couple of episodes on its Rails implementation?

Create a poll for viewers to help you suggest the next screencast. It could even be based off the your feedback feed of the hottest items.

I have seen complex forms, where plp create multiple models to validate each page. This is agreeable as each page will have different fields.

Now, If you consider a surveytool or questionnaire where questions will be generated by admin and wants to display them in different pages (say 1 question per page or a group of questions per page). How do create a model and do their validations ??

comments are welcome!

It would be nice if there was an option to watch Railscasts videos on Youtube so we don't have to download them.

Would be nice to have a countdown on the page wich displays number of days left til the next episode, and maby also a hint of the topic.

It would be very useful having the features described in the episodes also implemented in railscasts's site or in mini-demo-apps...

Make the site friendlier to the disabled. See the cross-platform TAW3 WACG (Web Access Content Guidelines) testing tools:

http://www.tawdis.net/taw3/cms/en/

The example would be how input hours/minutes/seconds as three input fields & the DB stores seconds

I really enjoy Railscasts, and I would really appreciate having new ones more often.

I saw that you used to create peepcode casts, but apparently no longer.
I believe that your screencasts are so good that you could start again with commercial casts.
It would be nice if these ones were collected in series (may I say courses?) with a common theme, and really advanced training.
Thanks a lot!

http://github.com/bbenezech/papermill#readme is very complex with lots of options. But it appears to be the way to go. Could you do a simple railscast or maybe a 2 part series Part 1- on simple image uploads using papermill and Part 2 - on more complex options of papermill?

Allow for the Suggested episodes be sponsored/pledged, and even co-sponsored. So I might pledge $100 for a RailsCast about Rails 3 Engines using engineX, with a Engine DB and a seperate App DB, allow others to pledge more, but the cast goes to everyone!

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