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Ruby at GitHub

Talkat MountainWest RubyConf 2013 · 2013-04-03..04-05· [ruby, open-source]
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GitHub inspects 602 repositories and finds two-thirds are Ruby by primary language but only one-third by bytes, surprising evidence that Ruby projects are many but smaller. Web stacks split: about 51 Sinatra projects, ~30 Rails, and 9 mixing both. Native apps use Objective C and C, chatbots run on CoffeeScript/node, releases use feature flags, Ruby upgrades take months and cut average CPU response by ~25 ms.

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  1. 0:00Start
  2. 1:56Speaker Deck
  3. 2:36Which languages are used at GitHub? Where is Ruby not used? Why Ruby? Ⓒ Which libraries do you use? How do you handle updates?
  4. 8:13Numerous iOS apps
  5. 8:41unix utilities
  6. 13:35What libraries do you use?
  7. 24:57Rails 3
  8. 26:24Other Questions?
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