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Care and Feeding of Ruby Developers

Talkat Lone Star Ruby Conference 2008 · 2008-09-04..09-06· [career-development]
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Conference notes claim Ruby community treats visual aesthetics as core, uses Rails and cutting‑edge gems so implementers also plan features, and runs tight feedback loops where good work gets rapid adoption and bad work quickly becomes irrelevant. Collaboration is baked in across cities (examples: Dallas, Scotland) and organizations, delivering value as services rather than selling code. Example artifacts: TuneUp visuals, PeepCode-paid video gear. Expect a close locus of control for developers and rapid iteration cycles.

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  1. 0:00Intro
  2. 0:30Questions
  3. 1:03Premise
  4. 1:27Outline
  5. 2:11Status Quo
  6. 2:37Aesthetics
  7. 4:07Visual Design
  8. 5:22Aesthetics of Work Environment
  9. 7:17Richard Stallman
  10. 7:42Collaboration
  11. 11:25Dr Seuss
  12. 12:55Planning
  13. 14:26Side Effects
  14. 15:01Living on the Edge
  15. 17:17Tradeoffs
  16. 18:40Care Feeding
  17. 20:59Collaborating
  18. 23:31Locus of Control
  19. 27:29Clip Art
  20. 28:26QA
  21. 34:32Agile
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