Rocky Mountain Ruby 2023 - Lightning Talks
summary
A fast roll call of concrete outcomes and tools: SuperSpreader gem parallelizes ActiveJob workers with Redis to backfill millions of ActiveRecord rows (autoincrement key required) and cut a months‑long KMS re‑encrypt to a few weeks at ~11 ms/record; a CVE on rubygems.org allowed crafted tarballs with YAML specs to execute unsafe code and is now patched; an immutable style using the memory gem (memoized noun methods) simplifies service objects; use a Makefile to centralize project commands; local Code Coffee needs a new venue.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00The SuperSpreader gem by Ben Oakes
- 5:18First Follower by Melony Erin Franchini
- 9:08Building Broken Gems by Samuel Giddins
- 12:48Immutability in Ruby POROs by Eric Mueller
- 17:49This talk is called "The excited References, Extensions, Explorations Section to Marc's Talk." by Stephan
- 22:07Makefiles by Blake Gearin
- 25:14Code Coffee by Jeremy Hinegardner
