RubyAndRails Europe
| Date | 21-22 October 2010 |
| Location | Pakhuis De Zwijger, Amsterdam |
| Price | € 149,00 incl. VAT |
Our speakers
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Rick Olson
Git: the stupid NOSQL database -
Corey Haines
Software Craftmanship -
Jon Yurek
Culture of Testing -
Thomas Fuchs
Do epic shit -
Elise Huard
Concurrency: Rubies, plural -
Joseph Wilk
Botanic testing -
Mathias Meyer
CouchDB -
Dirkjan Bussink
Rubinius -
Piotr Szotkowski
From Profiling Ruby 1.9 to Frankenstein Programming -
Sergei Kozlov
Netzke & ExtJS -
Sebastian Burkhard
Webscraping techniques -
Jeff Rose
Audio Synthesizers -
Piotr Sarnacki
Rails 3 Mountable Apps -
Lennart Koopmann
Gray is not boring -
Christopher Bertels
Fancy -
Justin Halsall
HTML5 -
Bogdan Gaza
Rails Admin the right way of doing data administration with Rails 3
Piotr Szotkowski
From Profiling Ruby 1.9 to Frankenstein Programming
In one of his lifes, Piotr is a PHP (!) programmer working on CiviCRM, an open source CRM for NGOs, advocacy and non-profits. In another, he works at the Warsaw University of Technology, where he fell in love with Ruby after using it for his PhD research (implementation of finite state machines in FPGA devices) and nurtures the relationship by coding various (web and non-web) applications.
Given that Ruby is not exactly known for its execution speeed, even sworn Rubyists hesitate before choosing it for computation-intensive tasks; Piotr’s talk – ‘From Profiling Ruby 1.9 to Frankenstein Programming’ – shows how to benefit from Ruby’s beauty, elegance and expressiveness without having to sacrifice the overall performance.
