Ruby Dev Summit 2024 - Exploring the future of Ruby
Want to know what's next for the Ruby programming language? We asked the contributors, influencers, and builders in the Ruby and Rails communities what they see in the future for Ruby.
We discussed innovations in the language, energy in the community, and changes in the technical world that inform the direction of Ruby.
- Interviews
- 21
- People Attending
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- Location
- This Website
Speakers
Experts and Contributors to Ruby and its Community
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Each day of the summit we'll release 5 interviews that will be available for 24 hours. Register to know when and where they are so you can keep current with Ruby!
The Future of Ruby is Bright. Don't miss a single interview!
Don't miss a single interview. Each expert we interviewed talked about a different facet of Ruby, changes and advancements in the language, updates to the ecosystem, and the potential Ruby has to shape the future.
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The Future of the Ruby Platforms
Introduction given by Charles Max Wood
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Elia Schito
Opal.rb
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Amir Rajan
DragonRuby
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Yuta Saito
Ruby.WASM
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Rich Steinmetz
APIs and Testing Aficionado
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Sebastian Wilgosz
Hanami Mastery
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Joe Masilotti
Turbo Native Expert
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The Future of Ruby Media and Learning Ruby
Introduction Given by Charles Max Wood
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Valentino Stoll
Ruby Rogues Podcast
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Elise Shaffer
Ruby on Rails Podcast
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Greg Molnar
Spekter Security Scanner, This Week in Rails Newsletter
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Jason Charnes
Remote Ruby Podcast
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Stefanni Brasil
HexDevs Podcast
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The Future of the Ruby Community
Introduction Given by Charles Max Wood
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Amanda Perino
Rails Foundation
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Kinsey Durham Grace
Ruby Central, Github
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Stephen Margheim
Rails on SQLite
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Federico Iachetti
content_for :devs Podcast
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Samuel Williams
Async and Falcon
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The Future of the Ruby Language
Introduction Given by Charles Max Wood
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Alex Rudall
OpenAI Gem
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Jeremy Evans
Developer of roda, sequel, etc.
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Soutaro Matsumoto
Ruby Core Committer - RBS/Typing
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Andy Maleh
Glimmer UI
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Jason Swett
Code with Jason, Sin City Ruby