wroclove.rb Ruby Conference 2026

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17–19.04.2026 Wrocław

We want to confront ideas

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.

JRuby

Event Sourcing

Concurrency

Agentic Workflows

Mutation Testing

Deployment

Modern Frontend

Securing Rails

Durable Execution

Protocols

Lineup

Charles Nutter

JRuby: Professional-Grade Ruby

Josef Strzibny

Kamal is not harder than your PaaS

Markus Schirp

My core skill never was the typing

Ismael Celis

Event Sourcing and Actor model in Ruby

Louis Antonopoulos

Rubyana Gems and the Ractorous Rubetta Stones!

Nicolò Rebughini

Accidentally building a neural network — A Ruby product recommendation journey

Sharon Rosner

UringMachine — High Performance Concurrency for Ruby Using io_uring

Adam Okoń

Forms Are Dead: Building Agentic Workflows in Ruby

Julik Tharkanov

Adventures in durable execution

Kuba Suder

Building on Bluesky's AT Protocol with Ruby

Emiliano Della Casa

When REST is Not Enough: Implementing Alternative Protocols in Ruby on Rails

Ryan Townsend

No-build Utopia: Modern User Experiences with Rails & Web Standards

Markus Schirp

Setup and operation of mutation testing in agentic world (workshop)

Greg Molnar

Securing Rails applications (workshop)

Paweł Strzałkowski

Building a Production-Ready AI App: MCP & OAuth on Rails (workshop)

Andy Maleh

Building Rails SPAs in Frontend Ruby with Glimmer DSL for Web (workshop)

Last year memories

Ruby has literally always had types

Joel Drapper

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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Is the monolith a problem?

Chikahiro Tokoro

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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Gregorian Calendar - lessons learned maintaining 3000-year old codebase

Norbert Wójtowicz

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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