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Rails: Still the Best Framework for Bootstrapping

Talkat ArrrrCamp 2013 · 2013-10-03..10-04· [ruby-on-rails]
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Claim: Rails still beats alternatives for fast launches, demonstrated by building KBSimple in 6 weeks from initial commit to customers. The team relies on tests, selective gems, feature flags, and SaaS components (Stripe/Chargify for billing, Bugsnag/Honeybadger for error tracking, Papertrail for logs, Intercom for support) to cut cruft and launch. Rails loses when CPU/ram or latency are critical, where Go or Erlang services replace parts of the stack.

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  1. 0:00Introduction
  2. 2:05History of Rails
  3. 5:00Why is Rails Still Fresh
  4. 10:05Bootstrapping
  5. 13:00Test
  6. 15:45Billing Software
  7. 18:18When not to use Rails
  8. 19:33Golang
  9. 26:40Erlang
  10. 28:31Record
  11. 29:51Pattern Matching
  12. 31:12Packets
  13. 32:17Closing
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