Lightning Talks
summary
Forty fast demos compress into concrete takeaways: a GitHub project (stockaid) needs 100 stars to qualify for Haroke’s $500 prize; LA Ruby averages 2,000 members but meets ~40 in person; a bootcamp grad enrolls in Oregon State CS to learn C++ and assembly; Rijksbot searches the Rijksmuseum API and tweets images; a React on Rails checkers app highlights legal moves; API Gateway generates Ruby SDKs; ClearWater compiles Ruby to JS; use pg_stat_statements to find top-time queries; JSONAPI Suite auto‑generates request logic and docs; Consul runs participatory budgeting (€100M) and exposed 72 plaza proposals; Ruby for Good runs four‑day civic sprints; a personal Memex imports years of history into a Postgres graph; SQLite serves as a portable read‑optimized datastore for shipping rates; stickers need good sizing and branding; Rails Camp South is a cabin retreat; GemDandy opens PRs for gem updates; RSpectacles visualizes where RSpec time goes; careers and product bets are framed as deliberate leaps of faith and rapid prototypes.
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chapters (20)
- 0:00Teck & Mike
- 1:00Claudio Baccigalupo - LA Ruby https://www.meetup.com/laruby/
- 1:31Fiona?
- 6:06Nynne Just Christoffersen
- 7:59Jacklyn Ma (Jackie)
- 9:36Jingyi Chen
- 14:51@jamie_gaskins - front-end web apps in Ruby (Opal) http://clearwaterrb.org/
- 19:41Samay Sharma
- 24:38Lee Richmond - JSONAPI Suite alternative to GraphQL https://jsonapi-suite.github.io/jsonapi_suite/
- 29:38Raimond Garcia - Free software for citizen participation http://consulproject.org/en/
- 35:08Chris - Ruby for Good https://rubyforgood.org/2018
- 39:28Chris Lawrence - Why Is Chunky So We Are Chunky http://wicswac.org/
- 44:45Andrew Louis - Memex https://hyfen.net/memex/
- 51:14Thomas McGoey-Smith - sqlite as a reference datastore
- 55:20Heidi Waterhouse
- 1:00:59Adam Cuppy
- 1:04:12Barret Clark & Brittany Alexander
- 1:08:19Jordan Byron
- 1:10:41Mike Wheeler
- 1:14:24Kenny Browne








