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The Ruby on Rails Podcast Elise Shaffer and Brian Mariani
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The Ruby on Rails Podcast, a weekly conversation about Ruby on Rails, open source software, and the programming profession. Co-hosted by Elise Shaffer, Brian Mariani, Jemma Issroff and Nick Schwaderer. Edited by Peachtree Sound.
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Episode 497: Rachel Moser on The Odin Project
Rachel is a core contributor to The Odin Project, an open source education project that helps people learn Ruby and Javascript. She joined me on the show to talk about the project, how she became involved, and her role with the team.
Show Notes
The Odin Project - https://www.theodinproject.com/
Rachel's Github - https://github.com/rlmoser99
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ScoutAPM
This episode of The Ruby on Rails podcast is brought to you by Scout APM. Scout APM is a leading Ruby on Rails application performance monitoring tool that helps you identify and solve performance abnormalities faster. As a tool built for developers, by developers Scout makes it easy to get your APM setup and delivering insights in less than 4 minutes. Learn more at scoutapm.com -
Episode 496: Live From The RubyConf Hallway Track
I attended Ruby Conf and took the opportunity to chat with some attendees about their experience at the conference. This was a super fun experiment and getting to hear from new voices in the community was such a treat. I hope you enjoy it!
Sponsors
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ScoutAPM
This episode of The Ruby on Rails podcast is brought to you by Scout APM. Scout APM is a leading Ruby on Rails application performance monitoring tool that helps you identify and solve performance abnormalities faster. As a tool built for developers, by developers Scout makes it easy to get your APM setup and delivering insights in less than 4 minutes. Learn more at scoutapm.com -
Episode 495: Marc Reynolds on Packwerk
Marc has been building software for more than two decades, with a particular focus on the medical industry. He’s currently working with Doximity to create tools that make doctors’ lives easier. As an Engineering Manager, one of his primary focuses over the last couple years has been to figure out how to reduce unnecessary code coupling and make the lives of Doximity developers easier. He recently shared his experience with rails modularization at the Rocky Mountain Ruby conference.
In this episode, we talk about Packwerk, it's challenges and benefits, and how Doximity was able to modularize their monolith.
Show Notes
Packwerk Github - https://github.com/Shopify/packwerk
Ruby At Scale - https://github.com/rubyatscale
Marc Reynolds - https://github.com/marcreynolds
Episode 492 with Vladimir Dementyev - https://www.therubyonrailspodcast.com/492
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Episode 494: Rails World Live! Pt 2 with Nick Schwaderer and Rafael França
Nick was at Rails World earlier this month and took the chance to chat with Rafael França about his work on the Rails Core team and releasing a new version of Rails.
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Episode 493: Rails World Live! Pt.1 With Nick Schwaderer and Andrew Mason
Nick was at Rails World earlier this month and took the chance to chat with Andrew Mason about podcasting, engaging with the Ruby community, how interest rates impact the tech industry, Turbo , and some of the new things announced at Rails World.
Sponsored By:
Buzzsprout
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Honeybadger
As an Engineering Manager or an engineer, too much of your time gets sucked up with downtime issues, troubleshooting, and error tracking. How can you spend more time shipping code and less time putting out fires?
Honeybadger is how. It’s a suite of monitoring tools specifically for devs.
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Episode 492: Vladimir Dementyev on Layered Design
Vladimir is a backend engineer from Mars, or Evil Martians, a consultancy specialized in product development for startups and developer tools. Vladimir is known for his work on many open-source projects in the Ruby on Rails world, such as AnyCable, Action Policy, TestProf and many more. He recently published the book Layered Design for Ruby on Rails Applications.
Show Notes
Buy Layered Design(Pakt) - https://www.packtpub.com/product/layered-design-for-ruby-on-rails-applications/9781801813785
Buy Layered Design(Amazon) - https://www.amazon.com/promocode/A1F9CL9CYX3GLM
Sponsored By:
Honeybadger
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Customer Reviews
Highly recommend!
I recently discovered Ruby on Rails and have been consistently impress by the wealth of knowledge and insights shared in each episode. I truly learn something every time I tune in. Highly recommend tuning in!
Fantastic Show
Brittany is one of the best podcast hosts. She asks wonderful questions and brings out the best in her guests. Funny, insightful, and enlightening.
Love the in-depth technical convos
I just finished listening to a couple of episodes. I decided to subscribe after consistently listening to the guests who seemed more like “day-to-day” and less celebrity-like rockstar programmers who actually implemented the smaller but still significant solutions they talk about.
I like the technical depth the host asks the questions and give the guests enough time to expand on the details as much as they need without pressuring then to wrap up or give a bite sized response.
I can relate to the guests and been enjoying learning about their different backgrounds and experiences working through certain specific technical challenges. Thanks and keep up the great work!
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