RubyConf Colombia 2015
2015-10-15..2015-10-16
Medellín, Colombia
[RubyConf Colombia 2015, RubyConf Colombia 2016, RubyConf Colombia 2017]
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| What Rust can teach us about Ruby | Steve Klabnik | 32m |
Compares MRI Ruby’s runtime costs — per-object method tables and a recursive method-lookup that forces allocations — to Rust’s ahead-of-time compilation and… | ||
| There is no Magic: Write your own HTTP server, and then stop | Ann Harter | 18m |
Shows how to write a minimal Ruby TCP echo server and a tiny HTTP server using the socket library that listens on port 2015 and serves a single cat PNG. Code… | ||
| Queue Based Architectures with AMQP | Nicolás Hock | 30m |
Introduces building queue-based architectures using AMQP (Advanced Message Queuing Protocol) with Ruby. Explains how to structure systems with message queues… | ||
| Ruby + Voice Control | Jean Pierre | 24m |
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| How to Talk to Humans: what stuttering can teach you about connecting with people | Sharon Steed | 25m |
A person who stutters explains concrete tactics that actually work: early onset at around three years, speech therapy at 8–9 and again at 27, and deliberate… | ||
| Is Your Code Too SOLID? | Sarah Mei | 41m |
Argues that SOLID is a mixed bag — SRP has medium utility, O and L are low utility, I and D are high utility — and that patterns alone don’t tell you when to… | ||
| Nothing is Something | Sandi Metz | 44m |
Claims that conditionals are a code smell and that objects should answer messages, not be inspected; demonstrates with Ruby by monkey‑patching true/false to… | ||
| Human Error, Mental Models and Simplicity | Michel Martens | 23m |
Examines how human error and mental models affect software development, arguing for simplicity in design to reduce mistakes. Discusses cognitive causes of… | ||
| Supercomputing for Everyone featuring Ruby | Raymond T. Hightower | 27m |
Hands-on report about a $150 Parallella board that combines a dual‑core ARM host and a 16‑core Epiphany coprocessor, draws about 5 watts, and sits in a… | ||
| Writing Music with Ruby | David Padilla | 24m |
Demonstrates using Ruby to write and generate music, covering libraries and tools that let Ruby code produce musical notes, sequences and possibly playback… | ||
| 10 Years of Ruby | Matt Aimonetti | 18m |
2005 discovery leads to daily Ruby use, Rails generating a blog engine in 15 minutes, and switching editors to TextMate; community builds real tools: RubyGems… | ||
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