17–19.04.2026 Wrocław
The place for Ruby professionals to confront ideas in a friendly atmosphere and mutual respect. Where covering deep topics is encouraged and meets a receptive audience. A relaxed, single‑track and not‑for‑profit Ruby conference run by the local Ruby community.
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The place for Ruby professionals to confront ideas in a friendly atmosphere and mutual respect. Where covering deep topics is encouraged and meets a receptive audience. A relaxed, single-track and not-for-profit Ruby conference run by the local Ruby community.
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Ruby
Rails
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Testing
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Event Modeling
Joel is a Ruby developer from the UK who spends a little too much time in the dark corners of the language figuring out how to do things that probably shouldn't be possible. He's obsessed with meta-programming and API design. He's also the creator of Phlex, Literal and Quickdraw. In his talk, Joel gives a walkthrough on typing in Ruby and introduces Literal - a set of tools to help you write more expressive, confident Ruby.
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Monoliths are often criticized, especially with context with Rails, which has led many developers to leave Ruby/Rails. However, Chikahiro believes this criticism misses the real issue: the 'God Object' pattern, an insight drawn from his extensive experience with various applications. He aims to debunk this misconception, identify the true underlying problem, and share practical solutions.
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Have you ever worked with dates and wondered why we've ended up with with a leap day that is added to the second and not the last month of the year? Norbert presents a journey through millennia that shaped our perception of the calendar and shows how to effectively work with dates and time to stay sane with that legacy.
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