Ruby Midwest 2011

Ruby Midwest is a two day, single track Ruby conference in Kansas City on November 4-5, 2011.

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Coverage of Ruby Midwest 2011

22 sessions

Day 1 Friday 4th November 2011

• 9:15am No Sudo for You!

  presented by Ro Samour

• 9:45am Ruby Safari

  presented by Ola Bini

• 10:30am Rails is the New Rails

  presented by Michael Bleigh

• 11:00am ActiveRecord Anti-Patterns for Fun and Profit

  presented by Ethan Gunderson

• 11:45am Ruby Rogues - Live Podcast Recording

  presented by Ruby Rogues

• 1:15pm How GitHub Uses GitHub to Build GitHub

  presented by Zach Holman

• 1:45pm Test Your Legacy Rails Code

  presented by Noel Rappin

• 2:30pm Break It Down

  presented by Ben Scofield

• 2:45pm Does pair programming have to suck?

  presented by Angela Harms

• 3:45pm Ruby Community: Awesome; Could Be Awesomer

  presented by Marty Haught

• 4:15pm Keynote: Architecture the Lost Years

  presented by Uncle Bob Martin

Day 2 Saturday 5th November 2011

• 9:15am Mastering the Ruby Debugger

  presented by Jim Weirich

• 9:45am Running Red Hat OpenShift with a little help from Ruby

  presented by Matt Hicks

• 10:30am Make Awesome Command-Line Apps with Ruby

  presented by ❺➠ David Copeland

• 11:00am Confident Code

  presented by Avdi Grimm

• 11:45am Modern Databases

  presented by Eric Redmond

• 1:15pm Recommendation Engines using Machine Learning, and JRuby

  presented by Matthew Kirk

• 1:45pm People Patterns

  presented by Joe O'Brien

• 2:30pm Life on the Edge

  presented by James Edward Gray II

• 2:45pm High Performance Ruby: Threading versus Evented

  presented by Dr Nic

• 3:45pm Final Boss: Ruby/Rails in the Video Game Industry

  presented by David Czarnecki

• 4:15pm Keynote - Saturday

  presented by Andy Hunt

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