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Welcome & Opening RemarksTokioConf 20262026-04-20
Room-level logistics, sponsor list (AWS ERSC Heavy Bit Kong), and recording details make this opening practical: video production credits read Confreaks, talks…
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Closing Remarks with Evan PhoenixTokioConf 20262026-04-20
Thanks to sponsors AWS, Ursk, Heavy Bit, Kong, Anthropic, Jet Butler, Miran, JetBrains, Oxide and Turso and to staff and city services; special thanks to…
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Rails Then, Now, and Next: A Conversation with our CommunityRailsConf 20252025-07-08
Panelists name the concrete wins and pain points: Rails powers 4.2 million users and a solo dev ships web plus iOS and Android apps using Turbo/Hotwire native…
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Lightning TalksRubyConf 20212021-11-08
Session runs as many five-minute slots and delivers specific takeaways: a tool called gitlint commit-hook that enforces subject/body rules and shows…
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Q&A with MatzRubyConf 20212021-11-08
Announces YJIT in Ruby 3.1 with MJIT kept for non‑x86 and hotspot optimization, runtime choosing JITs by profiling, and a public release target around…
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Real World Waypoint With KubernetesHashiConf Global 20212021-10-19
Waypoint 0.6 demo deploys a Go web app to EKS using cloud native buildpacks and pushes images to AWS ECR with git-derived tags, showing builds run in-cluster…
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Q&A With MatzRubyConf 20202020-11-17
Live Q&A covers concrete Ruby changes and how to use them: the release process favors experimental features that can stabilize later and a controversial pipe…
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Ignite RouletteRubyConf 20192019-11-18
Five improvised five‑minute ignites where slides auto-advance every ten seconds and each contestant must fold two audience prompts into a coherent bit. Expect…
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Ruby Family Fued MC: Evan PhoenixRubyConf 20182018-11-28
A comic, nontechnical Family Feud sketch that stages Twitter-surveyed answers rather than arguments or code, so expect lists not explanations: it reports…
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Fireside Chat - Q&a with MatzRubyConf 20172017-11-15
Ruby has nearly 100 committers with under 20 actively working on the core; Ruby’s next milestones target three concrete problems: performance, concurrency…
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Ruby: 2020RubyKaigi 20152015-12-11
Argues Ruby must get a JIT to reach 3x faster and proposes converting the C core library into LLVM bitcode so the JIT can see and optimize across C extensions…
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Bikeshed! Live!RubyConf 20152015-11-15
Three developers pair-program a Fallout solver for terminal puzzles using Ruby, tests-first style, Bundler and methods like inject and zip, with frequent hard…
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Services, Services, Everywhere!Barcelona Ruby Conference 20142014-09-11
Argues that splitting a monolith works only with concrete practices not slogans and shows what to build: whiteboard-driven service boundaries, one deployment…
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The Ruby Implementors paneldotRB 20132013-10-28
Panelists compare concrete implementations: JRuby runs Ruby on the JVM to reuse Java libraries but hurts startup time; RubyMotion forks MacRuby to ship iOS…
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Intimate Chat with MatzRubyConf 20122012-11-01
Casual Q&A covers concrete decisions and requests: immutable collections are left to gems for now, embedded MRuby <500KB runs many tiny VMs, early adoption was…
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Lightning Talks - Part IIRailsConf 20122012-04-23
Lightning round of concrete takeaways: draw your engine routes on the engine itself and use isolate_namespace so engine and app routes coexist; aim for…
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Rubinius - What Have You Done For Me Today?RubyConf 20102010-11-11
Rubinius hits 1.0 and promises concrete benefits not just promises: a VM with an API‑driven bytecode compiler that lets other languages like Fancy run on its…
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So You Think You Can Code?RubyConf 20102010-11-11
by: Aaron Patterson, Ben Bleything, Evan Phoenix, John Barnette, Rein Henrichs, Yossef Mendelssohn This session is a panel featuring some of today's brightest…
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Being Your Best Asset and Not Your Worst EnemyGoGaRuCo 20102010-09-17
Four concrete rules guide project decisions: contributors are a privilege, no is a perfectly acceptable answer, assign responsibility, and communicate…
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Rubinius in One Act OR Rubinius: A War on Two FrontsRubyConf 20092009-11-19
Rubinius claims 93% Rubyspec pass and turns its JIT on by default in the 0.13 line, with JIT on by default and monthly release candidates toward 1.0 RC1 next…
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RubiniusRubyConf 20082008-11-06
Rubinius rewrites MRI 1.8 internals into a new C++ VM that is type-safe inside the VM, with safe C++ casts that raise Ruby TypeError instead of segfaulting…
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Double Click to WowLone Star Ruby Conference 20082008-09-04
A rapid history of Ruby memes and what actually changed practice: the dependency injection rash arrives from Java, people build DI frameworks for Ruby and then…
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Strengthening the Ruby Ecosystem Part I: RubiniusMountainWest RubyConf 20082008-03-28
Rubinius is a Ruby-first VM that actually puts the kernel in Ruby and claims to be building a VM where writing in Ruby is normal. Concrete deliverables include…
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RubiniusRubyConf 20072007-11-02
Rubinius claims to be Ruby for Ruby programmers by moving heavy lifting into Ruby: a self-hosted compiler in Ruby, a kernel written in Ruby, generational GC…
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