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Ruby on Ales 2013

date:2013-03-07..2013-03-08
location:Bend, United States
series:Ruby on Ales · 5 editions
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The End of FunSarah Mei29m
Claim: creativity and play measurably improve software quality, and grown teams must preserve habits that enable creative thinking. Evidence: use of…
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Hacking CognitionJonan Scheffler39m
Claims concrete: aim for eight hours of sleep because chronic short sleep degrades cognition, do six minutes of exercise after study to amplify primacy, prefer…
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Services and Rails: The Shit They Don't Tell YouBrian Morton33m
Yammer extracts pieces of a 300+ model Rails monolith into services, running 20 services in production and some handling over a billion requests a day. Expect…
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How Ruby makes Better BeerAndrew Nordman28m
Claims a working Ruby-driven brewery control stack: recipe import and batch logging via brew lab and brewscribe, PID temperature control with tempur, and…
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The Fourth 'R'Davy Stevenson27m
Argues for adding programming as a fourth R with concrete proposals: start logic and hands‑on activities in elementary, basic programs by middle school…
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"You Can't Miss What You Can't Measure"Kerri Miller35m
Argues that specific metrics guide real work not feelings: static analysis plus dynamic coverage exposes pain, churn pinpoints volatile files, and complexity…
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Get Your Ass to 1.9Nic Benders35m
A concrete migration story: a large Rails app moves from Ruby 1.8 to 1.9 by making Ruby selectable in production, using arbenv and bundler platforms, grinding…
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- Dedication to David RyderDavid Ryder11m
A memorial explains that a community member who moved to Bend to work at G5 and contribute open source is killed in a late‑night shooting the Monday after the…
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Lightning Talks40m
A short set of lightning demos shows concrete outcomes not promises: a rake bisect gem finds leaking tests by halving the suite until one test fails and is on…
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Everything I needed to know about open source, I learned from punk rockShane Becker36m
Claim: punk DIY practices map directly onto open source practices and produce actionable habits. Examples include zines before blogs and demo tapes as minimum…
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If it bleeds, it leadsEvan Light31m
Argues Rails is drifting toward unnecessary complexity and proposes concrete fixes: use an edr repository to treat ActiveRecord as a simple data mapper (but…
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`bundle install` Y U SO SLOW: Server EditionTerence Lee45m
A concrete post‑mortem: on October 17, 2012 rubygems.org disables the Dependency API after it soaks the site with traffic and CPU; Bundler 1.1+ had relied on…
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The History of Women in ProgrammingJessica Lynn Suttles, Elise Worthy31m
History argues that women wrote the first programs and built early computing practice: Ada Lovelace authors the first program, WWII teams operate ENIAC as…
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Ruby Systems ProgrammingAndy Delcambre30m
Explains kernel vs user mode, shows Ruby calling syscalls and inspects system activity with strace revealing about 120,000 system calls for a single local…
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Maintaining a large OSS project: war storiesRyan Bigg29m
Spree maintainer reports concrete changes and results: issue count jumps from 690 to about 2,630 after joining and February 2013 traffic spikes, commits go…
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