RubyConf 2012

The official International Ruby Conference

55 speakers

Coverage of RubyConf 2012

60 sessions

Day 1 Thursday 1st November 2012

• 8:30am Registration

• 10:00am Announcements

• 10:20am Keynote: Reinventing Wheels of the Future

  presented by Yukihiro Matsumoto

• 11:30am Allow me to reintroduce myself. My name is MagLev.

  presented by Jesse Cooke

• 11:30am Abstracting Features Into Custom Reverse Proxies (Or: Making Better Lemonade From Chaos)

  presented by Nick Muerdter

• 11:30am Ruby HTTP clients comparison

  presented by Hiroshi Nakamura

• 12:15pm Lunch

• 1:30pm Implementation Details of Ruby 2.0 VM

  presented by Koichi Sasada

• 1:30pm Service Oriented Architecture at Square

  presented by Chris Hunt

• 1:30pm Someone is Wrong

  presented by Joseph Wilk

• 2:30pm Ruby 2.0 on Rails

  presented by Akira Matsuda

• 2:30pm Ruby Monitoring State of the Union

  presented by Joseph Ruscio

• 2:30pm Failure for Fun and Profit!

  presented by Kerri Miller

• 3:30pm Toward a Design for Ruby

  presented by Brian Ford

• 3:30pm Zero Downtime Deploys Made Easy

  presented by Matt Duncan

• 3:30pm Building Data Driven Products with Ruby

  presented by Ryan Weald

• 4:30pm Why JRuby Works

  presented by Charles Oliver Nutter and Tom Enebo

• 4:30pm Your app is not a black box

  presented by Josh Kalderimis

• 4:30pm Refactoring from Good to Great

  presented by Ben Orenstein

• 5:30pm Tokaido: Making Ruby Better on OSX

  presented by Yehuda Katz

• 5:30pm Building modular, scalable web apps? Of CORS!

  presented by Michael Bleigh

• 5:30pm Dissecting a Ruby Block

  presented by Pat Shaughnessy

Day 2 Friday 2nd November 2012

• 10:00am Announcements

• 10:20am Y Not -- Adventures in Functional Programming

  presented by Jim Weirich

• 11:30am Ruby vs. the world

  presented by Matt Aimonetti

• 11:30am Grow Your Unix Beard Using Ruby

  presented by Jesse Storimer

• 11:30am Asynchronous Processing for Fun and Profit

  presented by Mike Perham

• 12:15pm Lunch

• 1:30pm Real Time Salami

  presented by Aaron Patterson

• 1:30pm How to build, use and grow internal tools

  presented by Keavy McMinn

• 1:30pm DRb vs EventMachine Showdown

  presented by Davy Stevenson

• 2:30pm Arduino the Ruby way

  presented by Austin Vance

• 2:30pm Change your tools, change your outcome - the next frontier of deployment

  presented by Dr Nic Williams

• 2:30pm Rails Is A Follower: what we can learn from dRuby's metaprogramming magic

  presented by Makoto Inoue and Masatoshi Seki

• 3:30pm Xiki: the Rubyfied Next-Generation Shell Console

  presented by Craig Muth

• 3:30pm Inside RubyMotion

  presented by Laurent Sansonetti

• 3:30pm There and Back Again -or- How I Set out to Benchmark an Algorithm and Ended Up Fixing Ruby

  presented by Joshua Ballanco

• 4:30pm The Celluloid Ecosystem

  presented by Tony Arcieri

• 4:30pm RubyMotion for Faster Client/Server Development

  presented by Tammer Saleh

• 4:30pm Making Security Priority Zero

  presented by Rein Henrichs

• 5:30pm Lightning Talks

Day 3 Saturday 3rd November 2012

• 10:00am Announcements

• 10:20am The Insufficiency of Good Design

  presented by Sarah Mei

• 11:30am Game Development and Ruby

  presented by Andrew Nordman

• 11:30am Testing Should Be Fun

  presented by Noel Rappin

• 11:30am mruby meets iOS and RTOS!

  presented by Masayoshi Takahashi, Yuichiro MASUI and Yurie Yamane

• 12:15pm Lunch

• 1:30pm Interface testing: Creating a Diablo 3 bot using jRuby and Sikuli UI

  presented by Rodrigo Franco

• 1:30pm Could a Machine Ever Write Tests For Our Code? New Verification Techniques For Ruby

  presented by Loren Segal

• 1:30pm krypt - The next level of Ruby cryptography

  presented by Martin Boßlet

• 2:30pm Simulating the world with Ruby

  presented by Bryan Liles

• 2:30pm Modeling a high performance (Energy Flow) Calculation Web Application in Ruby

  presented by Dennis Schoenmakers

• 2:30pm Recommendation Engines with Redis and Ruby

  presented by Evan Light

• 3:30pm Thinking in Objects

  presented by Josh Susser

• 3:30pm Machine learning for fun and profit: the story of how my customer wrote my code

  presented by Chris Nelson

• 3:30pm Ruby and the world of words

  presented by Elise Huard

• 4:30pm Boundaries

  presented by Gary Bernhardt

• 4:30pm Rapid Programming Language Prototypes with Ruby & Racc

  presented by Tom Lee

• 4:30pm Ruby's Instrumentation Crisis

  presented by Michael Bernstein

• 5:30pm An Intimate Chat with Matz

  presented by Yukihiro Matsumoto and Evan Light

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