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Next generation web apps with dry-rb

Found yourself tangled up in hard-to-maintain code? Been building app after app in the same way and never finding a way to make significant improvements? Vaunted object-oriented design principles proving too elusive or hard to apply? Thinking maybe it’s time to leave Ruby (gasp!) for something different?

If you’ve answered yes to any of these questions, this workshop is for you!

Come along and learn how to build a new generation of Ruby web app with dry-rb: an app that is robust, cleanly architected, and just as easy to build now as it will be to maintain later.

You’ll discover how to:

• Apply functional programming principles to Ruby applications
• Model your application as a series of data transformations
• Use dependency injection to take simple components and compose them to build larger pieces of functionality 
• Use strict typing to model your domain data
• Validate user input with clarity and precision
• Build an explicit persistence API with rom-rb
• Use monads to safely manage complex behaviour and improve failure handling
• Model complex behaviour as business transactions
• Separate high-level application concerns into distinct layers
• Write clearer, faster tests for all parts of an application

And then you’ll put these concepts to use in building your own application with dry-rb.

At the end of the day, you’ll have made some real steps towards levelling up as a software developer. You’ll have explored a different paradigm in application design, practiced working with many new gems (15 at least count!), and hopefully found a new enthusiasm for Ruby and how you can wield it to write better, cleaner code.

This workshop is intended for developers with some experience working with Ruby. You’ll need your own laptop and a ready-to-go Ruby development environment.

Bio

Tim is a partner at Australian design and development agency Icelab, a co-founder and core developer of dry-rb, and a core developer of rom-rb. He’s been working exclusively with this stack for nearly 2 years, and is excited about advancing the state of web development in Ruby.

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Topic: The World Full of Idiots

Details:

The guiding principles become rules in 2 generations, you forget why do you do something, I hate the way people see others when they don't use appropriate tools and community turns you off in terms of not being that acceptable, this happened with me very early on around tests and why testing it important, this talk talks about what clicked and hopefully it will do that for you as well

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Tim is a partner at Australian design agency Icelab, and a core developer of dry-rb. He’s excited by small libraries, first-class functions, and pushing forward web app development with Ruby.

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@anuja-joshi or @Shwetakale can you add logos from https://resources.jetbrains.com/assets/jetbrains/jetbrains_logos.zip to our website under Sponsors.

Jetbrains is giving us five Rubymine licences for the attendees.Create a new section as Friends and it there.

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@Shwetakale Can you please check the details from here - https://2017.gophercon.sg/speakers/

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Title: Penguins, Daemons and Platypuses - A 20 year journey

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""He is pursuing his undergraduate in Computer Science and working as a software developer in a company(Namyata)" "

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He is pursuing his undergraduate in Computer Science and working as a software developer intern at Coupa (Pune)

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Bio:

"Keith is founder and CTO of Buildkite, a platform for running fast, secure, and scalable continuous integration pipelines on your own infrastructure. He works from home in Perth, Australia (one of the most remote cities on Earth). When he's not working on build pipelines, you can find Keith playing with technologies like GraphQL, and writing programming languages (for fun!)."

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Title: Making it with Ruby

I've always had a passion for making things. For as long as I can remember, I've always been working on a side project, and in the past 10 years, I've used Ruby & Rails to build these things. This is the story of I turned my most recent side project into a full time job, and all the tips and tricks I learned along the way to stay focused and motivated.

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What lies beneath (your models)

Relational DB, SQL. Oh the horrors! Who needs to look there when you have ActiveRecord models. Well, anyone who is serious about writing production quality software. This would be a good place to start.

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Talk details:

Title: World of CLI (command line apps) with Ruby

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Ever wonder how these CLI apps work? Whether it is a simple UNIX terminal or Git or Rubocop everything is so fast and powerful. Ever thought why system admins like CLI applications more than GUI for their work? Do you want to make your own personal CLI application?

Yes? Cool then, let’s dive.

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