#rubyconfbr2013
12 posts
2013 - August
12 posts- Rubyconf Brasil 2013: Meet Luis Cipriani
- Rubyconf Brasil 2013: Meet Carlos Galdino
- Rubyconf Brasil 2013: Meet William PotHix
- Rubyconf Brasil 2013: Meet Bruno AbstractJ
- Rubyconf Brasil 2013: Meet Danilo Sato
- Rubyconf Brasil 2013: Meet Eduardo Shiota
- Rubyconf Brasil 2013: Your first time in São Paulo, Brazil
- Rubyconf Brasil 2013: Meet Hongli Lai
- Rubyconf Brasil 2013: Jaime Andrés Dávila
- Rubyconf Brasil 2013: Meet Caike Souza
- Rubyconf Brasil 2013: Meet Pablo Astigarraga
- Rubyconf Brasil 2013: Meet Hal Fulton
2013 - August
12 postsRubyconf Brasil 2013: Meet Luis Cipriani
Luis Cipriani explains how Rails developers can gradually learn HTTP caching, starting with basic headers. For the future, he highlights the Semantic Web, machine learning, information retrieval, and distributed databases.
Rubyconf Brasil 2013: Meet Carlos Galdino
Carlos Galdino presents Rubinius to explain how a Ruby implementation processes code under the hood. He also advocates functional programming for handling concurrency and parallelism more effectively.
Rubyconf Brasil 2013: Meet William PotHix
William Molinari explains how Locaweb built its cloud with Ruby and Rails to handle hypervisors, firewalls, and DHCP, and sees Docker as a promising foundation for tools like flynn.io.
Rubyconf Brasil 2013: Meet Bruno AbstractJ
Bruno Oliveira presents Ruby cryptography for ordinary developers, covering fundamentals, common mistakes, complex APIs, and Krypt, and recommends following CVEs, NIST, libsodium, and Blake2.
Rubyconf Brasil 2013: Meet Danilo Sato
Danilo Sato explains why software design remains valuable even as languages and frameworks change. To escape obsolescence, he says, you must keep learning and study the past.
Rubyconf Brasil 2013: Meet Eduardo Shiota
Eduardo Shiota presents modular, event-driven architecture in JavaScript and argues for fundamentals, reusable code, and testing, without getting stuck on framework trends or a specific library.
Rubyconf Brasil 2013: Your first time in São Paulo, Brazil
A guide for foreigners attending Rubyconf Brasil 2013 covers weather, outlets, prepaid SIM cards, official taxis, safety, traffic, and the subway. Staying near Paulista makes São Paulo easier to explore.
Rubyconf Brasil 2013: Meet Hongli Lai
Hongli Lai presents Passenger 4 and argues that practice, formal fundamentals, and curiosity matter more than talent. Testing, CI, and operational automation are practices that last.
Rubyconf Brasil 2013: Jaime Andrés Dávila
Jaime Andrés Dávila uses semiotics to introduce DCI from scratch and explain why design patterns exist, without treating them as universal solutions. He also bets on OWAs and hypermedia APIs.
Rubyconf Brasil 2013: Meet Caike Souza
Caike Souza shows how to reduce the friction of joining an existing Rails project, from environment problems through the first deploy. He also recommends reading good code and following EdTech.
Rubyconf Brasil 2013: Meet Pablo Astigarraga
Pablo Astigarraga revisits MVC’s history, the problems it solves, and its current limits. He also shows how Docker and Dokku enable your own PaaS with deploys through git push.
Rubyconf Brasil 2013: Meet Hal Fulton
Hal Fulton presents External DSLs and parsing as especially useful for library, tool, and plugin authors, then shares practical advice on learning Ruby through books, code, pairing, and experimentation.