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TDD upside down or how to cut corners (in Russian with English subtitles)

Deep Refactoring; 20 December 2017; Voronezh, Russia

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Improving Your Workflow With GitHub’s API – GitHub Universe 2017

Presented by Keavy McMinn, GitHub. GitHub’s Platform offers powerful authentication tools and APIs to build the perfect tool to complete your workflow. Whether you’re interested in building an integration for the GitHub Marketplace or scratch an itch by creating a tool for your team, this session will introduce you to GitHub’s API, build a real […]

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YOW! 2011 Ola Bini – The Post Java Virtual Machine

Ola Bini works as a language geek for ThoughtWorks in Chicago. He is from Sweden but don’t hold that against him. He is one of the JRuby core developers and have been involved in JRuby development since 2006. At one point in time, Ola got tired of all existing programming languages and decided to create […]

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YOW! 2017 Linda Luikas – Principles of Play and Programming

If code is the colouring pens and lego blocks of our times – the tools of creation – how do we teach the curiosity, joy and wonder to our kids? I spent last summer looking at programming and play: how to create experiences that go deeper than just learning logic. So, just like Alice, I […]

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Vue.js Trello Clone in Rails – Part 2 | Preview

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RubyConf 2017: JRuby: What Why How … Do it Now! by Thomas Enebo & Charles Nutter

RubyConf 2017: JRuby: What Why How … Do it Now! by Thomas Enebo & Charles Nutter Do you know JRuby? Built on the JVM platform, JRuby has been actively developed for over 17 years. But why would you choose JRuby? What benefits does it offer? In this talk, we will introduce you to the wonderful […]

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Creating an Online Shop in Rails – Part 1

Welcome to my new series on building an online shop in Ruby on Rails. In this video I cover creating a new Rails app and creating a database schema. I decided to move kind of fast. Please leave a comment on anything you’d like to see in more detail and I’ll make a follow up […]

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RubyConf 2017: Set Design: Putting the “Art” in “Architecture” by Betsy Haibel

Set Design: Putting the “Art” in “Architecture” by Betsy Haibel I thought of software architects as petty waterfall dictators. Then I became one. My theater background saved me. In this talk, we’ll look at set design — an ongoing, collaborative process — as a model for a more agile kind of “architecture” than building metaphors […]

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RubyConf 2017: Keynote: Growing Old by Chad Fowler

Keynote: Growing Old by Chad Fowler

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RubyConf 2017: Live Coding Music with Sonic Pi by Sam Aaron

Live Coding Music with Sonic Pi by Sam Aaron Sonic Pi is a Ruby DSL & IDE for live coding music with a specific focus on education. In this demo-heavy talk, we’ll cover its history – why it was created, how it evolved and what it can do today. We’ll also take a quick technical […]

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RubyConf 2017: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Unit Testing by Valerie Woolard Srinivasan

How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Unit Testing by Valerie Woolard Srinivasan We all know that testing is important. But it’s also hard to get right. We’ll talk about how to write effective tests that not only protect against defects in our code, but encourage us to write better quality code to begin […]

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RubyConf 2017: Lightning Talks

Lightning Talks 0:00:40:03 – Michael Hartl 0:01:25:27 – Jonathan Slate 0:02:47:07 – Kyle Heironimus 0:04:45:25 – Yechiel Kalmenson 0:07:05:05 – Heather Herrington 0:12:10:23 – Jen Pengelly 0:16:09:12 – Brian Underwood 0:21:15:29 – Cameron Dutro 0:26:14:15 – Aaron Rosenberg 0:31:23:11 – Starr Chen 0:37:28:26 – Margo Urey 0:43:25:21 – Ryan Laughlin 0:49:19:16 – Adam & Julia […]

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