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Yukihiro Matsumoto Interview with Evrone on Ruby 3.0 (in English) - YouTube
We're glad that our friend Yukihiro Matsumoto, creator of the Ruby programming language, joined us for an interview right after the release of Ruby 3.0! Grigory Petrov, Developer Relations at Evrone, spoke with Mr. Matsumoto about the new features...
Game Development using DragonRuby Game Toolkit by Amir Rajan - YouTube
Talk given by Amir Rajan at the RUG::B Meetup, February 4th, 2021. https://www.rug-b.de/events/ruby-user...Indie Game Dev: MIRTS, The Ensign, and A Noble Circle. I ported A Dark Room to mobile which went viral out of sheer dumb luck. CEO of Drago...
Type checking in Ruby (ENG) - Mykhailo Bortnyk | Ruby Meditation 31 - YouTube
After Sorbet, Ruby team started to develop homebrew type checking system. We’ll take a look on type checking tools in Ruby, review pros and cons of all of them. We are going to do some type-checking tasks and experiments and consider if type check...
Development with bicycles (ENG) - Markus Schirp | Ruby Meditation 31 - YouTube
This talk focuses on a technique that enables developers and organizations to spend their developers' time more efficiently. The technique produces actionable call to actions to eliminate "wiggle room" between the behavior specified by tests and ...
"Dreaming Bigger With Rails in 2021" with David Heinemeier Hansson hosted by WizVille - YouTube
Today, most startups using Ruby on Rails rely on front-end Javascript frameworks to deliver their apps' User Experience. But is it always necessary and what if tomorrow’s best-in-class apps could be almost Javascript free ?David Heinemeier H...
Inline Editing With turbo_frame_tag (hotwire-rails) - YouTube
In this tutorial I'm going to demo how to make inline editable content with only a few lines of code, without touching JavaScript. I'm going to use turbo_frame_tag ( https://github.com/hotwired/turbo-rai... ) which comes from hotwire-rails ( https...
How Prime Numbers Keep the Internet Secure - Sun-Li Beatteay - YouTube
You may not know it, but you use prime numbers every day. They play a major role in internet security in the form of encryption.In this talk, you will learn the inner workings of how the internet uses prime numbers to keep your data private as it ...
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