rubyday 2019
2019-04-11
Verona, Italy
rubyday ·
[RubyDay 2015, RubyDay 2016, rubyday 2019, rubyday 2020, rubyday 2021, rubyday 2023, rubyday 2024]
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Recap | 02m | |
A short conference recap shows Verona footage and applause while the uploader names the event date and next edition and offers contact links The caption… | ||
| Ruby 3.0 Redux | Bozhidar Batsov | 45m |
For several years now Rubyists around the world have been fascinated by the plans for the next big Ruby release - namely Ruby 3.0. While a lot has been said… | ||
| Beauty and the Beast: your application and distributed systems | Emily Stolfo | 44m |
Explains concrete failure modes and remedies: elasticsearch and MongoDB return distinct not primary and auth errors, network blips can occur to or from the… | ||
| Zeitwerk: A new code loader for Ruby | Xavier Noria | 58m |
Zeitwerk is a gem that replaces classic autoloader in Rails 6 and actually implements module-based autoloading, eager loading and optional reloading with a… | ||
| Live code a game on the browser with Opal and Vue.js | Elia Schito | 40m |
Live codes a Tetris‑like game that compiles Ruby to JavaScript with Opal and reuses the same engine for a terminal and browser UI, implemented with vanilla… | ||
| Hanami 2.0 | Luca Guidi | 37m |
Hanami 2.0 claims a practical reinvention: fewer generated files, unified settings and a single router to cut routing overhead, plus callable objects (objects… | ||
| Building modern web-applications with GraphQL & serverless Ruby | Marion Schleifer | 46m |
Deploys a Hasura Postgres backend on Heroku, wires a Vue frontend via Apollo, and proves GraphQL queries, real-time subscriptions, and mutations return exactly… | ||
| Enterprise Ruby 2.1 | Nick Sutterer | 48m |
Describes a concrete evolution: Trailblazer 2.1 turns service objects into composable operations and workflow primitives, adds command‑line and editor tracing… | ||
| nothing matches | ||