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A detailed, deep-diving, in-the-deep-end and occasionally humorous whirlwind introduction and analysis of a suite of modern ... At Gusto, we run over 100 million Sidekiq jobs a day across a complex Rails ecosystem and every time I explain how it works, ... As a Rubyist, you like to put intention into your code for a clear, readable, and inviting result, just like our MINASWAN ... by Brian Marrick When smoothing wood with a hand plane, you should always work with the grain rather than against the grain. Upgrading Rails is often viewed through a technical lens, focusing on version changes, migration paths, and code refactoring. A reflection on lessons from five years of UI architecture at GitHub, focusing on three lessons: native is the new baseline, design ...

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Rocky Mountain Ruby 2017 - Comparative Error Handling... by Brittany Storoz
Rocky Mountain Ruby 2017 - Livable Code by Sarah Mei
Rocky Mountain Ruby 2017 - Trust, But Verify (Programmatically) by Ben Orenstein
Rocky Mountain Ruby 2017 -  Leadership Lessons from the Agile Manifesto by Anjuan Simmons
Rocky Mountain Ruby 2017 - Trust Me by Adam Cuppy
Rocky Mountain Ruby 2013 An ode to 17 databases in 29 minutes by Toby Hede
Rocky Mountain Ruby 2025 - Sidekiq at Gusto: The Parts Where People’s Jaw Drops by Phillip Campbell
Rocky Mountain Ruby 2025 Opening Remarks with Spike and Bekki
Rocky Mountain Ruby 2025 - Thoughtful AI for the Rubyist by Christine Seeman
Rocky Mountain Ruby 2013 Programming with that Disreputable Part of your Brain
Rocky Mountain Ruby 2025 - Upgrading Rails: The Non-Technical Parts by Max VelDink
Rocky Mountain Ruby 2025 - We Who Remember Magic by Brandon Weaver
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Rocky Mountain Ruby 2017 - Comparative Error Handling... by Brittany Storoz

Rocky Mountain Ruby 2017 - Comparative Error Handling... by Brittany Storoz

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Rocky Mountain Ruby 2017 - Livable Code by Sarah Mei

Rocky Mountain Ruby 2017 - Livable Code by Sarah Mei

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Rocky Mountain Ruby 2017 - Trust, But Verify (Programmatically) by Ben Orenstein

Rocky Mountain Ruby 2017 - Trust, But Verify (Programmatically) by Ben Orenstein

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Rocky Mountain Ruby 2017 -  Leadership Lessons from the Agile Manifesto by Anjuan Simmons

Rocky Mountain Ruby 2017 - Leadership Lessons from the Agile Manifesto by Anjuan Simmons

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Rocky Mountain Ruby 2017 - Trust Me by Adam Cuppy

Rocky Mountain Ruby 2017 - Trust Me by Adam Cuppy

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Rocky Mountain Ruby 2013 An ode to 17 databases in 29 minutes by Toby Hede

Rocky Mountain Ruby 2013 An ode to 17 databases in 29 minutes by Toby Hede

A detailed, deep-diving, in-the-deep-end and occasionally humorous whirlwind introduction and analysis of a suite of modern ...

Rocky Mountain Ruby 2025 - Sidekiq at Gusto: The Parts Where People’s Jaw Drops by Phillip Campbell

Rocky Mountain Ruby 2025 - Sidekiq at Gusto: The Parts Where People’s Jaw Drops by Phillip Campbell

At Gusto, we run over 100 million Sidekiq jobs a day across a complex Rails ecosystem and every time I explain how it works, ...

Rocky Mountain Ruby 2025 Opening Remarks with Spike and Bekki

Rocky Mountain Ruby 2025 Opening Remarks with Spike and Bekki

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Rocky Mountain Ruby 2025 - Thoughtful AI for the Rubyist by Christine Seeman

Rocky Mountain Ruby 2025 - Thoughtful AI for the Rubyist by Christine Seeman

As a Rubyist, you like to put intention into your code for a clear, readable, and inviting result, just like our MINASWAN ...

Rocky Mountain Ruby 2013 Programming with that Disreputable Part of your Brain

Rocky Mountain Ruby 2013 Programming with that Disreputable Part of your Brain

by Brian Marrick When smoothing wood with a hand plane, you should always work with the grain rather than against the grain.

Rocky Mountain Ruby 2025 - Upgrading Rails: The Non-Technical Parts by Max VelDink

Rocky Mountain Ruby 2025 - Upgrading Rails: The Non-Technical Parts by Max VelDink

Upgrading Rails is often viewed through a technical lens, focusing on version changes, migration paths, and code refactoring.

Rocky Mountain Ruby 2025 - We Who Remember Magic by Brandon Weaver

Rocky Mountain Ruby 2025 - We Who Remember Magic by Brandon Weaver

There was a time when

Rocky Mountain Ruby 2025 - Lessons from 5 years of UI architecture at GitHub by Joel Hawksley

Rocky Mountain Ruby 2025 - Lessons from 5 years of UI architecture at GitHub by Joel Hawksley

A reflection on lessons from five years of UI architecture at GitHub, focusing on three lessons: native is the new baseline, design ...