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Lightningat RailsConf 2019 · 2019-05-01..05-03· [ruby-on-rails, developer-experience]
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Skip anything that only restates the topic and pick talks that give concrete outcomes: the actual toolchain and commands used, the precise claim and version number, a demo or a deployed thing and whether it worked, and any surprising numbers or outcomes like scholarship counts, dollars spent, or latency gains. Prefer talks that show code, logs, routes, or a working screenshot over motivational blurbs; avoid ones that promise “examples” without showing what they built and whether it worked.

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  1. 0:00Intro
  2. 3:16Morgan Fogerty
  3. 8:42Michael Hug
  4. 12:51Cindy Backman
  5. 17:55Michael Hartl
  6. 22:54Lee Richmond
  7. 37:10John Emerson
  8. 42:11Ruby Map
  9. 43:49Amazon Web Service
  10. 53:07Computer Vision
  11. 58:19The Telephone Game
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