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Friendly.rb 2023

date:2023-09-27..2023-09-28
location:Bucharest, Romania
series:Friendly.rb · 2 editions
editions:[Friendly.rb 2023, Friendly.rb 2024]

Your friendly tech conference - Two days. Single track. Relaxed vibes. Amazing speakers. Unforgettable memories.

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Friendly.rb 2023 - Bucharest September 27 & 2802m
A short recap of the inaugural Friendly.rb conference in Bucharest that focuses on atmosphere and community more than technical depth, noting 120 attendees…
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conference openingAndy Croll08m
Two-day schedule with six main talks plus lightning talks and one-hour slots that split into roughly 30-minute talks and 30-minute Q&A or break, starts…
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Zeitwerk InternalsXavier Noria57m
Zeitwerk is an autoloader/reloader/eager loader implemented in ~1,000 lines with about 50 releases and ~300 million downloads on RubyGems; it scans only one…
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Let there be docs!Svyatoslav Kryukov21m
Argues for a documentation-first workflow that writes an OpenAPI spec before code, uses JSON Schema for validations, and catches misunderstandings early —…
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React-ing to Rails: Why Ruby on Rails is the best Stop for Web DeveloperNaijeria Toweett18m
A nonprofit beneficiary-tracking web app replaces Google Sheets and Access with tablet forms, searchable records, attendance reports and image uploads; initial…
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Crafting elegant code with ruby DSLsTom de Bruijn32m
A brittle server-side UI that validates a Ruby gem’s diagnose report (collecting ~100 data points across a dozen subreports) gets replaced with a block-based…
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Mental Health for DevelopersIrina Paraschiv23m
Claims that emotions are informative predictions and offers a four-level, actionable framework: body budget (sleep, food, rest), notice feelings (scan and…
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Beyond the service objectNick Sutterer41m
Claims that moving controller business logic into a dedicated operation class makes unit testing and reuse trivial, shows a DSL that breaks logic into named…
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Service modelingElena Tănăsoiu21m
Service modeling documents real endpoint behavior at GitHub and measures CPU, memory, MySQL queries, cache hits/misses and unicorn worker usage to prioritize…
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Getting the most out of Chat GPTJason Swett31m
Claims GPT‑4 is a nearly different product from GPT‑3 and is worth the $20/month upgrade, especially for software workflows that surround coding rather than…
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Use Turbo Native to make hybrid apps that don't suckAyush Newatia30m
Argues that Turbo Native (part of Hotwire) plus a web-to-native bridge lets a native skeleton reuse server-rendered HTML/CSS, sending JSON messages between…
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The state of the RubyverseLucian Ghinda49m
The Ruby ecosystem shows concrete change: the Short Ruby Newsletter becomes the fastest‑growing Ruby roundup, Ruby 3.3 previews add YJIT and JIT improvements…
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The Power of We: Unleashing the Collective Strength of Your TeamGabriela Luhova21m
Team of seven adopts concrete practices after reading The Five Dysfunctions of a Team: everyone takes the book’s assessment, a Myers‑Briggs–style six‑imp…
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Making it as an Indie DeveloperJeremy Smith36m
Lays out a practical indie roadmap: know why you want control, transition by becoming indispensable then landing a long part‑time client or converting an…
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Making music with Ruby and Sonic PiJulian Cheal13m
Live demo shows Sonic Pi + Ruby DSL driving audio with SuperCollider synths, playing an E2 minor pentatonic across three octaves using tick and sleep, then…
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Ruby and the LispMarian Posăceanu19m
Shows a working hack that renders Rails views via Clojure: one custom ActionView template calls into a Clojure hiccup library packed as a single Uber JAR and…
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Become a Roma connoisseur in less than 5 minutesMarian Dumitru07m
Claims that Roma originate in Northern India and number 12 to 15 million worldwide, traces migration through Persia, Armenia and Byzantium, and links the wheel…
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Hotwire Cookbook and common use casesYaroslav Shmarov09m
Claims Hotwire can replace React for many web apps used on the web, especially bootstrapped products, by combining Turbo Frames, Turbo Streams, and Stimulus…
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Ruby, the hidden programming teacherVictor Motogna06m
Claim: Ruby plus Rails teaches core programming and web development faster and with clearer code than many languages. Uses Ruby, Rails and ActiveRecord as the…
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From a spreadsheet to a Rails app in 5 minutesLorin Thwaits08m
Claims a Rails 7 app with Postgres goes from existing spreadsheet or legacy DB to working CRUD and API docs in minutes by running a few commands. The demo uses…
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conference closingAndy Croll06m
Friendly.rb closing lays out concrete next steps: local meetups and an offsite day with everyone meeting at 9:20 meetup to visit the royal castle, eat at a…
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