RubyConf Argentina 2014
2014-10-24..2014-10-25
Buenos Aires, Argentina
as the organisers put it
RubyConf Argentina is one of the largest conferences about software development in South America, where more than 450 hackers meet to learn, discuss and share thoughts on open source software, web, mobile apps, security, robotics, and a lot more.
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Microservices in Practice | Jano Gonzalez | 24m |
SoundCloud migrated from a Rails monolith to small, independently deployable microservices by extracting logic only when large changes required it, keeping a… | ||
| You Already Git Started. Now What? | Lucas Videla | 21m |
Compares four concrete Git workflows and when to use each: centralized (single privileged repo, simple but loses branch benefits), feature-branch workflow (one… | ||
| Our daily graphs written in Ruby and Neo4j | Hanneli Tavante | 24m |
Argues that relational tables choke on networked data and shows a working Ruby + Neo4j setup used to model Brazilian hydropower plants so failover decisions… | ||
| Derailing irrationality | Paul Smith | 21m |
Summarizes cognitive biases in software work and evidence-backed fixes: cites the IKEA effect (creators overvalue their work ~5× from a Harvard origami study)… | ||
| Concurrency for Rubyists | Federico Carrone | 28m |
Demonstrates that MRI’s Global Interpreter Lock prevents true parallelism (a 4-thread counter uses only one CPU core) while JRuby and Rubinius can utilize… | ||
| Look Ma, I Know My Algorithms! | Lucía Escanellas | 19m |
Counts unordered pairs in a large integer array whose sums fall between -100 and 100, comparing naive O(n^2) pairwise combinations with faster algorithms: an… | ||
| Ruby on your pocket with RubyMotion | Ignacio Piantanida | 22m |
RubyMotion compiles Ruby 1.9.3 into native iOS and Mac binaries using the Objective‑C runtime and LLVM and sells licenses at $199/year with a 30‑day refund. It… | ||
| Redis: Beyond Caching and Queues | Damian Janowsky | 27m |
Describes using Redis as the primary database for three years, storing users, likes and courses in memory-backed keys and implementing features with Redis data… | ||
| The Ten Commandments of the Ruby Programmer | Emilio Gutter | 30m |
Practical Ruby development rules focused on concrete techniques: keep domain objects free of framework coupling (avoid leaking ActiveRecord or mailers into… | ||
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