Grill.rb 2017
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| ROM-RB 4.0 IS COMING | Piotr Solnica | 44m |
ROM 4.0 is available as 4.0 beta1 and ships a regrouping of features: relations built on Sequel, schema inference that keeps attribute types for any… | ||
| RUBY MAGIC | Michał Połtyn | 15m |
Live IRB demo builds a tiny gem that monkey patches core classes and then breaks obvious code: arrays modeled as cups shuffle works, a Box class with contents… | ||
| CONTINUOUS DELIVERY FOR RUBYISTS | Michał Knapik | 42m |
Continuous delivery is presented as making deployments routine by keeping every commit deployable and promoting the same artifact through a five‑stage… | ||
| RUBY 3.0 - SINGLE PROCESS, MULIPLE POSSIBILITIES | Maciej Mensfeld | 40m |
Ruby 3.0 embeds multiple Ruby runtimes called guilds and channels to get real parallelism without breaking compatibility, letting separate guilds run on… | ||
| MAKING JAVASCRIPT GREAT AGAIN IN RAILS | Guillermo Iguaran | 25m |
Explains how Rails stops avoiding front-end work by integrating a real JS toolchain: replaces jquery-rails and augments Sprockets to support ES6 modules, wires… | ||
| ROLE MODELS ARE IMPORTANT: RUBOCOP | David Császár | 28m |
Practical guide to using RuboCop as a team enforcer: explains that RuboCop is a RuboCop gem static analyzer with hundreds of cops and a default Ruby Style… | ||
| ARE YOU SECURE? | Przemysław Świercz | 31m |
4-digit PINs offer only 10,000 combinations, so shoulder‑surfing and brute force break them and hashing or salting doesn’t fix that use case; device binding… | ||
| MICROSERVICES ARCHITECTURE AS IF YOU MEANT IT | Jan Filipowski | 23m |
A small company (<10 people) builds a blog and an ecommerce as separate services and ends up with heavy infrastructure: RabbitMQ per-event queues with a… | ||
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