RUG::B

Ruby User Group Berlin

Temas

January Meetup 2020 (09.01. 19:30)

  • The broken promise of dockerization in the land of ruby
  • Idiosyncratic RUG::B Ruby Quiz [January 2020]
  • Sharding - we did it our way

    • December Meetup 2019 (05.12. 19:30)

    • Repo-Rot is Real!
    • Joyful debugging of Rails apps with Jupyter notebooks
    • The making of Replicator

      • November Meetup 2019 (07.11. 19:30)

      • Introduction to Terraform
      • Dev and product - or on enjoying coding whilst creating value
      • Best practices when writing a Dockerfile for a Ruby application

        • October Meetup 2019 (10.10. 19:30)

        • How does Ruby run? Intro to Interpreters, VMs and JIT
        • How I review code
        • Our road from remote-friendly to remote-first

          • September Meetup 2019 (05.09. 19:30)

          • DnD and ruby
          • Tech Debt as Mortgage
          • Architecture Evolution

            • July Meetup 2019 (04.07. 19:30)

            • bootstrapping as a solo-founder
            • Functioning Among Humans (preview)
            • Gradual improvement of your Data Pipeline

              • June Meetup 2019 (06.06. 19:30)

              • Hanami 2.0 - Why are we changing stuff.
              • Escape the frontend hustle and create solid, beautiful UIs with Matestack UI.
              • The Miseducation of this Machine

                • May Meetup 2019 (02.05. 19:30)

                • Going peer-to-peer with WebRTC
                • Productive Unemployment
                • Deconstructing a hype: What people think is wrong with Ruby? (Balkan ruby preview)

                  • April Meetup 2019 (04.04. 19:30)

                  • Benchmarking your code, inside and out
                  • What‘s software quality?
                  • How DevRel is failing communities

                    • March Meetup 2019 (07.03. 19:30)

                    • Playing with Google Pub/Sub and Cloud Functions
                    • Do You Need That Validation? Let Me Call You Back About It
                    • That Looks Oddly Familiar