RUG::B

This talk will cover the basics of creating and managing views, integrating them with ActiveRecord models, and using updatable views and incrementally materialized views.

Tentative outline:

• Why .split(“ “) and .join(“ “) are almost never correct.
• Why you are greeting some of your customers incorrectly
  
• How to interpolate strings without having broken grammar
  
• Around the world in Unicode punctuation
  
• The evil that is <p dir=“auto”>
  
• Known pain points of Amazon / Google / DeepL translation APIs
  
• When to use AI, when to use a language algorithm

I have always been passionate about both languages and programming, so I studied computational linguistics. My first Ruby on Rails job was in 2008. Since then I have worked on a wide variety of projects, from machine translation to Duolingo clones, and even some stereotypical Rails applications like social networks. Currently I work for CaptionHub.