GrillRB 2019
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Hardware Hacking with your Rails app | Ramón Huidobro | 29m |
Builds a touchscreen kiosk called project hairnet that runs Ubuntu Chromium (migrates to Electron so the terminal can inject an HTTP auth header), uses NFC… | ||
| An introduction to typed Ruby programming | Soutaro Matsumoto | 53m |
Ruby 3 adds optional static typing via RBS signature files and a spectrum of tools: a level‑1 type profiler that generates signatures and level‑2 checkers that… | ||
| Tensorflow Ruby API | Arafat Dad Khan | 42m |
Built a Ruby binding that calls the TensorFlow C API (wrapped with SWIG) and uses protocol buffers to load models trained elsewhere, so saved Python models run… | ||
| Events... And what next? | Paweł Świątkowski | 49m |
Event sourcing is implemented end-to-end: an HTTP Grape + Sidekiq collector accepts ~2.8M events/day (peaks 5.1M), persists to Elasticsearch event store (1.8B… | ||
| Deconstructing the hype: What people think is wrong with Ruby? | Amr Abdelwahab | 49m |
Project reports interviews with JRuby, TruffleRuby and CRuby contributors plus gem maintainers and community organizers, documenting concrete pain points: Ruby… | ||
| Ruby Prototyping for Impact | Naomi Freeman | 45m |
A Ruby on Rails prototype turns messy open-data CSVs into a geocoded map and repair workflow for Toronto Community Housing, ingesting records with Socrata and… | ||
| A year with Hanami in production: the Good, the Bad and some Recipes | Yevhen Kuzminov | 01h 07m |
A year-long Hanami production run builds a JSON SPA with 140 API actions and ~350 operations across ~50 entities, using Trailblazer operations for business… | ||
| Working with binary data in Ruby | Grzegorz Kołodziejczyk | 36m |
Ruby parses a niche OMS meter protocol end to end, replacing fragile string pack/unpack pipelines with a declarative pin data gem that models IP and MAC… | ||
| RubyX: Compiling Ruby and it's effect on the community | Torsten Rüger | 38m |
Project compiles Ruby to native ELF binaries and demonstrates a working hello program, a five-times yield example, and running on ARM via qemu-arm with Travis… | ||
| How to test microservices and stay sane | Tatiana Shepeleva | 24m |
Microservices cause flaky slow end to end suites so the team adopts consumer-driven contract tests with Pact to run consumer mocks and provider verifications… | ||
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