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RubyConf India 2023

date:2023-08-26..2023-08-27
location:Pune, India
series:RubyConf India · 3 editions
editions:[RubyConf India 2012, RubyConf India 2023, RubyConf India 2024]

Join RubyConf India 2026 on 21 November at Novotel Hyderabad Airport, Hyderabad. A full day of Ruby & Rails talks — network with experts and celebrate with the Ruby community.

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Building a Rails app live with AIKaran MV36m
Live builds a working Rails 7 app from a blank Codespace to a deployed dev server in about 20 minutes using GitHub Copilot and Copilot Chat. The demo runs…
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Concurrency in Ruby: Threads, Fibers and Ractors DemystifiedMagesh35m
Ruby 3 adds real options: threads give concurrency but not parallelism because the GIL serializes Ruby bytecode; fibers are developer-controlled, lightweight…
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Rails Performance monitoring: A primer for developersRishi Jain30m
Covers concrete tools and fixes: APMs like New Relic, Datadog and Scout APM show request queue time (healthy 20–50ms, example spike to 10,000ms) and top…
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Common Mistakes that make test cases flaky and how to avoid themMaheshwari Ramu29m
Defines five concrete flakiness causes — timing and synchronization, environment/configuration, non‑isolated tests, third‑party dependencies, and poor test…
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Payment workflow with Ruby and ClickhouseHarman Sohanpal27m
Payment processing moves from slow serial stored procedures to parallel Sidekiq batches keyed by UUIDs and stored state in Redis, with per-batch idempotency…
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Diving into Dynamic: Demystefying Metaprogrammaing with RubyArihant Hirawat28m
Shows how a wrapper reads a data_source that exposes methods like cpu, mouse, keyboard and either generates 100+ accessors with define_method or handles calls…
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Embracing Code Quality with RubocopShloka Shah23m
Shows how to adopt Rubocop with rails/rspec/performance extensions, generate a Rubocop TODO file to batch legacy offenses, and run autocorrect to change 302…
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Rails Orbiting the cloud: Mastering the scalability with KubernetesRahul Mahale27m
Claims Kubernetes scales Rails from millions to billions of requests per minute and handles 4–5x traffic spikes by combining cluster autoscalers…
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Avoid overengineering & big ball of mud- 7 lessons for maintaining the balanceChinmay Naik28m
Seven concrete rules for staying between overengineering and a ball of mud: assemble software (reuse libraries like Split and Sidekiq instead of building from…
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From Sprockets to js-bundling: Evolution of JavaScript tooling in Rails!Vipul AM34m
Timeline traces Prototype/Scriptaculous → jQuery → Rails 3.1 sprockets/asset pipeline (adds bundling, digesting) → Turbolinks → rise of React + Babel + Webpack…
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Monitoring Rails apps using Open SourceAniket Rao28m
Shows an end-to-end open source Rails monitoring stack: OpenMetrics for instrumentation, Prometheus scrape pulling a /metrics endpoint, PromQL + Grafana…
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Building a Resilient MFA Framework: Strategies and Best PracticesHieu Nguyen20m
Proposes a concrete Rails design that separates credentials into factor and identity tables, letting login vs verification be distinct phases and adding new…
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Look Ma, No Sidekiq: A peek into async futureManu Janardhanan32m
Converts blocking external API calls into concurrent IO so web requests no longer tie up Puma threads: demo load tests show Puma with 1 worker/5 threads…
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From Startup to Scale Up: How to Scale Engineering teamsPuneet Khushwani28m
Company runs with thousands of customers and hundreds of developers and enforces concrete practices: two mandatory reviewers per PR plus subject‑matter panels…
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Connecting the Dots: Unleash the magic of AI in IOTVishwajeetsingh D.29m
Claims that production IoT anomaly detection and preventive maintenance are feasible in pure Ruby, showing a prototype that trains time‑series forecasting…
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Dissecting RailsRatnadeep Deshmane28m
Rails breaks into reusable pieces: Bundler and Rake are shown as independent tools, Rack runs a web app in three lines of code, middleware handles logging/APM…
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