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Ruby Rogues

Charles M Wood
Ruby Dev Summit
Ruby On Rails
Ruby
Docker
Kamal
Conferences
RVM
Turbo Native
Postgresql
Github
Rails
Openai
Open Source Software
Docuseal
Feature Flags
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Goodjob
Pessimize
Node.js
Grape

Our original panel podcast, Ruby Rogues is a weekly discussion around Ruby, Rails, software development, and the community around Ruby.Become a supporter of this podcast: www.spreaker.com/podcast/ruby-rogues--6102073/support.

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In this episode of the Ruby Rogues podcast, we dive deep into the world of Hotwire Native with our special guest, Joe Masilotti. Hosted by Charles Max Wood, along with panelist Ayush Nwatiya, we explore the evolution from Turbo Native to Hotwire Nati... more

In this episode of Top End Devs, we dive deep into the realm of security within the Rails ecosystem with our guest, Greg Molnar. Known for his expertise in this field, Greg joins our panelists Valentino Stoll and host Charles Max Wood to unravel the ... more

Welcome back to another episode of the Top End Devs podcast! Today, we have an exciting lineup featuring our host Charles Max Wood and special guests Robbie Russell from Planet Argon, along with panelists Ayush Nawatia and Valentino Stoll. This episo... more

In this episode of Top End Devs, host David Camira is joined by panelists Luke Stutters and John Epperson, along with special guest Jesse Spivak, a senior engineer at Ibotta. Jesse shares his experiences and insights from a challenging project at Ibo... more

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Recent Guests

Greg Molnar
Rails developer and speaker, known for expertise in Rails security
Episode: Essential Tools, Updates, and Strategies in Rails Eight with Greg Molnar - RUBY_671
Robbie Russell
Software consultant and creator of Oh My Z Shell
Planet Argon
Episode: Rails Developers Survey: Continuous Deployment Trends and Emerging Tools - RUBY 670
Jesse Spivak
Senior Engineer at Ibotta
Ibotta
Episode: Exploring Tech Choices and Team Dynamics with Jesse Spivak - RUBY 669
Ivan Nemytchenko
Freelancer and Ruby/Rails consultant who has been in the field since 2006, founder of multiple agencies, and active in teaching and mentoring developers.
Episode: Rules of OOP in Pictures with Ivan Nemytchenko - RUBY 668
Kyle DeOliveira
Backend infrastructure developer at Clio focusing on Ruby and Rails related developments.
Clio
Episode: Rails at Super Scale with Kyle d'Oliveira - RUBY 667
Robert C. Martin
Renowned software architect and author
Episode: Evaluating Software Frameworks: Insights with Uncle Bob Martin - RUBY 666
Dmitry Tsepelev
Back-end developer and open-source contributor with experience in Ruby, Rails, and GraphQL.
Evil Martians
Episode: GraphQL Doesn't Need To Be Hell with Dmitry Tsepelev - RUBY 665
Ufuk Kayserilioglu
Currently working at Shopify on the Ruby and Rails infrastructure team.
Shopify
Episode: Sorbet with Ufuk Kayserilioglu - RUBY 664
Chelsea Troy
Software engineer and educator, focusing on environmental and community projects.
University of Chicago
Episode: Black-Belt Debugging with Chelsea Troy - RUBY 663

Hosts

Charles Max Wood
Host of Ruby Rogues and an influential figure in the Ruby community.
Valentino Stoll
Co-host and panelist on Ruby Rogues, contributing insights on Ruby and Rails.

Reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars from 96 ratings
  • Biography Show

    I subscribed to this show to learn about the Ruby programming language - training courses, best practices, useful gems, bug fixes, trends etc. Instead I get the biography of Ruby programmers and book authors. This is not what I or anyone else would sign up for. I wish that I could get back the time I wasted listening to this 'ruby' show'

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    TheeeGooch
    United States8 years ago
  • Awesome, A++

    Thought provoking, thorough, insightful, funny and a pleasure to listen to. All the panelists are delightful and such professionals. I'm learning so much. Thanks!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    C_ENT
    United States9 years ago
  • Not Just For Rubyists

    Great panelists, great guests, and great topics. It’s definitely Ruby-oriented and a great way to keep up with what’s happening in the Ruby ecosystem, but there’s plenty of discussion of adjacent technologies and even other interesting things that have little to do with Ruby or even programming in general. I’ve learned about numerous hot new technologies first on The Ruby Rogues, so it’s a good way to stay plugged in to the cutting edge trends in Ruby and web development.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    dh0dg3
    United States9 years ago
  • I love this podcast!

    This is great for everyone, you don’t even need to code in ruby.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    SteyhX
    Canada9 years ago
  • Great Hosts Having Great Conversations

    I'm a total ruby and programming noob. I often don't quite get what the hosts are talking about, but I learn something new each episode and they are fantastic at introducing broad concepts along with more specific content.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Matsie
    United States9 years ago

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Hosts are knowledgeable, fostering engaging conversations with expert guests.
Encourages a sense of community among programmers and developers.
Offers insights that appeal to a technical audience, transcending just Ruby topics.
Quality discussions on Ruby and software development best practices.
A valuable resource for programmers, not just limited to Ruby.

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Rules of OOP in Pictures with Ivan Nemytchenko - RUBY 668
Q: Did you find that the people reacted well to it?
Ivan notes that people usually like the visual approach a lot because it's a surprising way of thinking about code and helps them to connect better with the concepts.
Rules of OOP in Pictures with Ivan Nemytchenko - RUBY 668
Q: Would you mind giving us a highlight, an overview of that talk?
Ivan explains his journey of illustrating OOP concepts with visual methods, particularly how he represents classes and methods through pictures of characters and their attributes, making it easier for newcomers to understand abstract ideas.
Evaluating Software Frameworks: Insights with Uncle Bob Martin - RUBY 666
Q: What should developers keep in mind when adopting new frameworks?
Developers should assess how a framework aligns with their application's needs and avoid committing to frameworks without evaluating potential long-term impacts.
Evaluating Software Frameworks: Insights with Uncle Bob Martin - RUBY 666
Q: How do you maintain control when using frameworks?
By creating isolation layers and deferring commitment to the framework until necessary, developers can maintain more control over their applications.
Evaluating Software Frameworks: Insights with Uncle Bob Martin - RUBY 666
Q: At what point do you consider adopting a framework?
You should consider adopting a framework when the complexity of the application warrants such a decision, ensuring it aligns with long-term goals and requirements.

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A panel discussion that focuses on Ruby, Rails, and the broader software development landscape, featuring expert guests from the Ruby community. Episodes typically explore technical topics, development methodologies, and various programming tools, with insights from seasoned developers and industry leaders. The conversational format allows for both deep dives into specific technologies and broader discussions about trends in software engineering, making it relevant for a wide audience of programmers and tech enthusiasts. Unique for its community-driven content, the show not only highlights technical skills but also emphasizes the human factors in programming and the sharing of best practices in the industry.

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