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Lightning Talks

on YouTube 01h 40m

Lightningat RailsConf 2014 · 2014-04-22..04-25· [developer-experience, testing]

speakers

name:Sean Marcia

website:https://rubyforgood.org

name:Sachin Shintre

links:none on file

name:Andrew Nordman

mastodon:@cadwallion@hachyderm.io

name:Justin Love

links:none on file

name:Matthew Nielsen

links:none on file

name:Andrew Cantino

speakerdeck:tectonic

name:Yehuda Katz

website:https://yehudakatz.com

name:Ryan Alyea

bluesky:rofish.bsky.social

name:Adam Cuppy

github:acuppy

name:Mark Lorenz

links:none on file

links:none on file

name:Trever yarrish

links:none on file

name:Mike Bourgeous

website:https://blog.mikebourgeous.com/

name:Gostavo Robles

links:none on file

name:Hector Bustillos

links:none on file

name:Victor Velasquez

links:none on file

name:Kay Rhodes

bluesky:masukomi.bsky.social

name:Kevin Fallon

links:none on file

name:Andrew Vit

links:none on file

name:Brian Garside

website:http://briangarside.com

name:Mike Virata-Stone

links:none on file

name:Kiyoto Tamura

name:David Padilla

github:dabit

resources

video:https://youtu.be/o1qbP7RxPOw

slides:none on file

summary

A rapid-fire sequence of demos and claims: micro‑events announce a Ruby hackfest; benchmarks compare JSON, MessagePack and Protocol Buffers across Ruby, Python and Go with the surprising result that protobuf slower in Ruby but fastest in Go; hands‑on builds include Tokaido boots Discourse and a one‑file Rails app; auth experiments show SQRL and provider‑token validation for mobile; tools covered: MessagePack, protobuf, Fluentd, Docker, Sidekiq, Redis, Postgres; visible projects include Pull Request Dashboard and a contributors dashboard — most demos run, some shipable, some playful experiments.

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