We think you'll learn something from the Kiwi Ruby talks whether you've been writing Ruby for ten years or ten days.
We'll be finding the complexity and wonder in the technology we use every day, exploring new technologies, and thinking about how to work with each other and ourselves more effectively.
This talk is all about improving and cleaning up your legacy code base and eventually pay off all (if not most) of your technical debts.
Read moreWe'll have a look at some of the lesser known functional programming approaches you can use in Ruby.
Read moreIn the months since the Christchurch mosque attacks, I've been trying to understand how hate groups spread online, and what role those of us who build technology can and should do. This talk is a summary of what I’ve learned and what actions we can take about it.
Read moreHow flick is replacing the 'move fast and break things' mindset with one built on pattern libraries, high-quality code, and a passion for design systems.
Read moreI'll share my journey of being part of this wild project and seeing it through from end to end.
Read moreI think that programming languages are not merely (or even mainly) a technical facility, but rather a social one, and want to draw on my experience of laying the foundations of my own Open Source programming language to hopefully convince you of the same!
Read moreKey lessons I've learned from observing my daughter Charlie as she spends her days trying to understand how the world works.
Read moreThis talk is about my quest to bring Ruby to the browser via WebAssembly. In it, I will introduce WebAssembly in a beginner-friendly way and explore the idea of alternative frontend languages, and walk through what's involved in making that a reality.
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