RubyConf 2008

Orlando, FL • November 06-08, 2008

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RubyConf is a yearly conference and features 32 talks from various speakers.

Talks Speakers

talk by Koichi Sasada: Future of RubyVM

Future of RubyVM

Koichi Sasada

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talk by David Koontz: Monkeybars: easy cross platform GUIs

Monkeybars: easy cross platform GUIs

David Koontz

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talk by Evan Phoenix: Rubinius

Rubinius

Evan Phoenix

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talk by Scott Chacon: Using Git in Ruby Applications

Using Git in Ruby Applications

Scott Chacon

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talk by Andy Maleh: Desktop Development with Glimmer

Desktop Development with Glimmer

Andy Maleh

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talk by David Goodlad: Ruby for Embedded Applications

Ruby for Embedded Applications

David Goodlad

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talk by Thomas Enebo, Charles Nutter: JRuby: What, Why, How... Try It Now

JRuby: What, Why, How... Try It Now

Thomas Enebo, Charles Nutter

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talk by Mark Bates: Building Distributed Applications

Building Distributed Applications

Mark Bates

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talk by Brian Ford: What does my Ruby do?

What does my Ruby do?

Brian Ford

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talk by Buck Jamis: Recovering from Enterprise

Recovering from Enterprise

Buck Jamis

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talk by Jim Menard: Ruby in the Clouds

Ruby in the Clouds

Jim Menard

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talk by Nicholas Schlueter: rush, a shell that will yeild to you

rush, a shell that will yeild to you

Nicholas Schlueter

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talk by Laurent Sansonetti: MacRuby - Ruby for your Mac!

MacRuby - Ruby for your Mac!

Laurent Sansonetti

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talk by Rein Henrichs: The Future of Ruby

The Future of Ruby

Rein Henrichs

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talk by Preston Lee: Peer-Aware Desktop Application Development

Peer-Aware Desktop Application Development

Preston Lee

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talk by Joe Marinez: Better Hacking With Training Wheels

Better Hacking With Training Wheels

Joe Marinez

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talk by Francis Hwang: Testing Heresies

Testing Heresies

Francis Hwang

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talk by John Lam: IronRuby

IronRuby

John Lam

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talk by W. Idris Yasser: NeverBlock, trivial non-blocking IO

NeverBlock, trivial non-blocking IO

W. Idris Yasser

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talk by Bob Walker, Allan Ottis: Ruby Persistence in MagLev

Ruby Persistence in MagLev

Bob Walker, Allan Ottis

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talk by Dan Yoder: Waves: a Resource-Oriented Framework

Waves: a Resource-Oriented Framework

Dan Yoder

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talk by Greg Borenstein: Fear of Programming

Fear of Programming

Greg Borenstein

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talk by Nathaniel Talbott: Fear of Programming

Fear of Programming

Nathaniel Talbott

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talk by Dean Wampler: Better Ruby through Functional Programming

Better Ruby through Functional Programming

Dean Wampler

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talk by Tammer Saleh: Coding for Failure

Coding for Failure

Tammer Saleh

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talk by Blake Mizerany, Adam Wiggins: Lightweight Web Services

Lightweight Web Services

Blake Mizerany, Adam Wiggins

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talk by John Barnette, Aaron Patterson: How I Learned to Love JavaScript

How I Learned to Love JavaScript

John Barnette, Aaron Patterson

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talk by Jim Weirich: What All Rubyists Should Know About Threads

What All Rubyists Should Know About Threads

Jim Weirich

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talk by Eric Ivancich: Effective and Creative Coding

Effective and Creative Coding

Eric Ivancich

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talk by Gregory Brown: Ruby Mendicant Project

Ruby Mendicant Project

Gregory Brown

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talk by Eric Hodel, Ryan Davis, Aaron Patterson, Phil Hagelberg: Seattle.rb Rocks!

Seattle.rb Rocks!

Eric Hodel, Ryan Davis, Aaron Patterson, Phil Hagelberg

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talk by Luc Castera: Ramaze: The underrated Web Framework

Ramaze: The underrated Web Framework

Luc Castera

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