Ruby, where are you heading?

My slides from Future Of Web Apps 2012.

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1. Ruby, where are you heading? Future Of Web Apps 2012
2. Konstantin Haase Full Time Open Source Developer github.com/rkh @konstantinhaase
3. Travis CI, Sinatra Rack, Rubinius, Tilt, ...
4. I’ve got 99 slides and a meme aint one of them.
6. tiobe.com
7. 1995 - Yukihiro "Mad Matz" Matsumoto creates Ruby to avert some vaguely unspecified apocalypse that will leave Australia a desert run by mohawked warriors and Tina Turner. The language is later renamed Ruby on Rails by its real inventor, David Heinemeier Hansson.
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9. you are here
11. Why are we talking about this? Gimme some Go, Clojure or maybe Erlang
12. Ruby is here to stay
13. Ruby is an excellent choice
14. There is a lot of Ruby to pick from
15. RubyMotion
24. It’s like Smalltalk. Except it’s not.
25. General Purpose
26. Fully Object Oriented
27. Dynamically Typed
28. Strongly Typed
29. Mature
30. Low Entry Barrier
31. Amazing Community
32. Konstantin Haase Full Time Open Source Developer github.com/rkh @konstantinhaase
33. Ruby is driving innovation
34. Ruby
40. Ruby On Rails
41. “Look at all the things I’m not doing!”
42. M V C
43. M V C Client Database
45. Convention Over Configuration
46. Do Not Repeat Yourself
47. Code Generation
48. Asset Pipeline
49. There’s a plugin for that
50. Security This is a big thing!
51. Sinatra
52. Not A Framework. An HTTP library.
53. Cuts away Boilerplate
54. Bend at Will Apple’s Podcast Library Added to LinkedIn (Java app!)
55. Security Still a big thing!
61. https://chat.travis-ci.org
63. Rack
64. Powers Rails, Sinatra, etc.
70. The simplest thing possible™
71. So, where are we heading?
72. Rack successor
73. What’s wrong with Rack?
74. Rack is easy for app developers
75. Rack is not meant for app developers
76. Asynchronous Streaming
77. Recursive Stack
78. No Reflection
79. Rack 2.0
80. Ponies
81. Sinatra 2.0
82. Rails 4.0
83. More concurrency!
84. Built-in support for Server Sent Events
85. Built-in Background Jobs
86. Rails API
87. A Multiverse Of Rubies
88. RubyMotion
89. JRuby is Production Ready
90. Rubinius 2.0
91. Ruby 2.0
92. Better Performance COW-friendly GC Tail-Call Recursion
93. Refinements
94. Module#prepend
95. Keyword Arguments
96. ABI compatible with 1.9.3
97. mruby Embeddable Ruby
98. Conclusion Give Ruby a try!
99. Thank you!
100. “Second to K&R, the most lagom technical book I’ve read.” Peter Cooper (Ruby Inside) Discount Code: AUTHD 50% off ebook ($6.50) 40% off print