RubyConf Philippines 2018
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Runway Overrun | Sam Phippen | 32m |
An engineer types a command and a production database dropped at DigitalOcean (5 Apr 2017, 10:24 ET), taking the company offline for five hours and requiring… | ||
| Gems and Starter Applications | Daniel Kehoe | 30m |
Overview of reusable Rails starter apps and how they save setup time and surface current best practices. Examples: Rails Composer lets you generate a… | ||
| How I Learned To Be Paranoid and Loved It | Ramon Tayag | 23m |
Describes applying pre-mortem threat modeling, concrete failures (Sidekiq jobs running twice, missing unique DB indexes, retry=false) and how modest apps can… | ||
| Giving Back to the Ruby Community | Terence Ponce | 21m |
Local Ruby meetups run monthly in Manila with 30 attendees average and workshops/code camps drawing ~50 people; the local group ran 10 events in 2017 and… | ||
| Command Line Applications in Ruby | Keith Bennett | 34m |
RubyConf Philippines 2018, March 15-17
F1 Hotel Bonifacio Global City, Taguig City, Metro Manila
http://rubyconf.ph/2018/
Platinum Sponsor:
MoneySmart -… | ||
| Ruby and gRPC | Joy Paas | 34m |
Company splits a growing Rails monolith into separate services (content, users, messaging, payments) and connects them with gRPC with Protocol Buffers while… | ||
| The Practical Guide to Building an Apprenticeship | Megan Tiu | 32m |
Built a three-to-four month apprenticeship, recruits two apprentices, and hires both as full engineers who are productive six months later. Hiring uses… | ||
| How We Distribute Ruby to the World | Hiroshi Shibata | 32m |
Core team runs build and packaging pipelines: automated builds via Ruby CI, binary/source release workflow using ruby-build and RubyInstaller, and CDN/FTP… | ||
| Pop Songs and Programming for Fun and Profit | PJ Hagerty | 27m |
Covers a path from solo practice to team work and product work with concrete examples: Engine Yard starts as three developers who need deployment and becomes a… | ||
| The Ruby Developer's Command Line Toolkit | Brad Urani | 39m |
Shows concrete dotfile hacks and tools: zsh over bash, aliases like be → bundle exec and a G wrapper for git, colored man pages, and a git pre-push hook that… | ||
| The Brain and Software Development | Daryll Santos | 32m |
Five years of Ruby work plus under 50 hours reading neuroscience leads to a concrete claim that simple behavioral tools deliver measurable gains within weeks… | ||
| On API Optimization | Wilfrido Nuqui Jr. | 30m |
A live API goes from ~5000 ms average to sub‑1s by following a strict workflow: get a baseline, profile with New Relic and a local object profiler (stackprof… | ||
| Rails Performance First Aid | Bryan Bibat | 32m |
Shows concrete fixes: use New Relic or Skylight and flamegraph profilers to find hot spots (one app drops from 6 seconds to ~500 ms after fixes), run load… | ||
| Embracing Failures to Avoid Meltdown | Harisankar P S | 29m |
Company runs a Ruby on Rails service that checks 100,000 keywords for 10,000 customers nightly; spikes of 500 errors occur when the third‑party ranking API… | ||
| R..R..Iot - Ruby and the Internet of Things | Darren Oliver | 25m |
Prototype connects a Raspberry Pi camera + reed switch to GPIO, uses raspistill via system call (because Ruby camera libraries lag), runs wiringpi to read pin… | ||
| Lightning Talks | 41m | |
Twenty fast demos: a case for Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu as problem-solving and self‑defense for engineers, a white‑label SaaS postmortem (scaling to millions… | ||
| Standup Comedy and Ruby Programming | Gautam Rege | 29m |
A rapid, example-packed set of claims: a 2007 Ruby on Rails shop launch that drew immediate local press; the Mars Orbiter comparison asserting India’s Mars… | ||
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