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Ronan Limon Duparcmeur
Dead Code🌍 Rails World was a blast! From familiar faces to finally meeting online friends in real life, it’s all about the people behind the platform.
Jared recaps the excitement of #RailsWorld2024 and why it's more than just a tech conference—it’s a global community coming together. Amsterdam next year? Maybe! Europe sounds like the perfect excuse. ✈️
https://shows.acast.com/dead-code/episodes/benevolent-dictatorship
Benevolent Dictatorship (with Mat, Noah, Sofia, and Chris) | Dead Code
Ian BradburyThe Rails World 2024 videos are up on YouTube.
I’m very interested in the PWA talk. While the Hotwire Native work is super quick to get started with, I need to investigate PWA - maybe it will provide what I’m looking for without the “native” hurdle.
#Rails #RailsWorld2024
Tenderlove is on fire. His best talk ever. Incredible. #RailsWorld2024
jasonkarnsEnjoyed finally meeting @jamis in person at #railsworld2024
Nithin BekalRails 8.0.0 beta was released today at #RailsWorld2024! 🎉
https://github.com/rails/rails/releases/tag/v8.0.0.beta1
Really wish I could have snagged a ticket to the conference. This is one of the more exciting releases in a while.
I like how defaulting to Solid Queue and Solid Cache is moving us towards a simpler setup. Not needing #redis by default should make it more approachable for beginners and hobbyists.
My favorite #RailsWorld2024 memorabilia. Even if, for some reason, it got a bit too tight between the time I ordered it and the moment I tried it.
DHH hammers on the idea that Ruby and Rails are opt-in; they are opinionated but everybody’s free not to use them if they don’t like their opinions.
Which I agree 100% with, and I believe that a lot of the tensions I’ve witnessed in the past years steamed from that. Because the popularity of Rails attracted a lot of people who don’t really enjoy Ruby and Rails, but felt compelled to use them because that’s where the jobs and money was.