RailsClub Moscow 2014
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| About RailsClub Moscow 2014 | Bozhidar Batsov | 05m |
Brief enthusiastic conference recap that claims a great atmosphere, strong attendee lineup, and lots of networking but contains no technical demos or… | ||
| Writing Fast Ruby | Erik Maykls-Ober | 53m |
Argues that simple source-level changes produce real, measurable wins using Benchmark‑ips on Ruby 2.2. Shows concrete swaps that exceed the 12% target: avoid… | ||
| Working with Files in Large Projects | Kirill Gorin | 32m |
A practical walkthrough of building a file-storage system for large Ruby/Rails projects: designing a scalable, reliable, and flexible storage for many binary… | ||
| Vexor Presentation | Dmitriy linskiy | 04m |
Vexor is a cloud continuous-integration service that automatically runs tests after every commit using dynamically allocated servers per test and auto-scaling… | ||
| The Elements of Style in Ruby | Bozhidar Batsov | 52m |
Argues that coding style must give actionable rules and shows the Ruby Style Guide with 200+ rules and active semantic conventions (e.g. predicate methods end… | ||
| Integrating All Aspects of Development into a Single Process | Aleksandr Balashov | 40m |
A concrete example of an integrated development process for web applications that brings task management, code changes, code-quality control, testing and… | ||
| Big Data and Ruby | Ravil Bayramgalin | 41m |
The talk explains Big Data challenges for web engineers and compares Big Data frameworks, focusing on data locality, dataflow architecture, and the lambda… | ||
| Roundtable: Where to Keep Business Logic in RoR Applications? | Aleksandr Danilenko, Radan Skoric | 42m |
Discussion of where to place business logic in Ruby on Rails apps, comparing approaches such as keeping logic in models/controllers versus using patterns like… | ||
| The Future of Rack | Aaron Patterson | 55m |
Covers concrete Rack problems and fixes: shows that 42% of call stack is middleware, demos memory tools (ObjectSpace dumps, allocation_tracer) and reports… | ||
| All TheLittle Things | Sendi Metts | 55m |
A 43-line method full of conditionals becomes a suite of small objects by driving changes through tests: add characterization tests, extract tiny methods… | ||
| Concurrent Systems in Ruby | Dzhonas Niklas | 39m |
Compares concrete concurrency options in Ruby and shows when each actually works versus fails, with code patterns and libraries: classic mutex/condition locks… | ||
| Abstract Machines for Good | Kirill Timofeev | 36m |
Introduces the lambda calculus (especially the nameless/de Bruijn variant) as a foundation for symbolic computation where functions and variables are… | ||
| Use Case Driven Development | Nikolay Ryzhikov | 11m |
Claims Rails’ default model-driven layered approach fails when the domain is hard to model or the app grows; proposes adding a clear use-case layer (UE-space)… | ||
| Sorcery and Patterns in Ruby | Kirill Shatrov | 11m |
A short RailsClub talk about using the Sorcery authentication gem (a lightweight alternative to Devise) and applying object-oriented design patterns in… | ||
| Chewy — a Convenient ElasticSearch | Arkadiy Zabazhanov | 11m |
Introduces using ElasticSearch for adding internal search and autocomplete to Ruby web apps, and recommends the Chewy Ruby client as a practical tool. Covers… | ||
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