Berlin, Germany @JMCQ87
@[email protected] | 🏀☘️🚲 (JMCQ87)
Ruby and Python backend developer
Twoje tematy
- The political ideology of DHH / The anti-VC ideology of Basecamp / The "ideology" in Rails?
- Developer Mental Health & Mental Development
Wydarzenia w których wziąłeś/wziąłeś udział
- Elixir Crossover Birthday Event - Check the date!
- February Meetup 2024
- December Meetup 2023
- June 2023 - last minute edition
- Outdoors Social Gathering - July 2022
- Ruby Usergroup Berlin - June 2022
- Ruby Usergroup Berlin - September 2021
- August 2021 Outdoor social gathering
- Ruby Usergroup Berlin - Mai 2021
- Ruby Usergroup Berlin - March 2021
- Ruby Usergroup Berlin - February 2021
- Ruby Usergroup Berlin - January 2021
- Ruby Usergroup Berlin - December 2020
- Ruby Usergroup Berlin - November 2020
- July Meetup 2020 (remote)
- First ever remote RUG::B
- April Meetup 2019
- March Meetup 2019
- February Meetup 2019
- November Meetup 2018
- May Meetup 2017
- August Meetup 2016
- February Meetup 2016
- August Meetup 2015 (The grand rubyweek finale!)
- June Meetup 2015
Ulubione tematy
- Load Testing with JMeter
- Using Docker Bake and Taskfile to standardise docker images and local development
- creating a company as a solo-founder without investor using ruby on rails
- Hat der Markt geregelt?, or: how to build an exchange
- Stuff found under the bed - Ruby and Rails snacks from our codebase
- Shipping Ruby on public cloud infrastructure
- Post-Postman
- Crafting a Database Engine: how DBs do what they do
- Learning Pattern Matching through Poker
- How I learned to love legacy code, and why you should too
- The Lost Art of Single File Ruby Programs
- Git In My SQL's Stead
- That Looks Oddly Familiar
- Do You Need That Validation? Let Me Call You Back About It
- How DevRel is failing communities
- What‘s software quality?
- Coding is like [how do I explain this?]
- Boring Ruby Code
- JWT Multi Account Roles
- GraphQL for Rails - How GitHub uses GraphQL internally
- A better logging experience
- Do's and Don'ts of Code Reviews
- Highly scalable storage using MySQL and Ruby
- Daigaku - A new Gem for learning Ruby