Two Rubyists having conversations and interviewing others about Ruby and web development.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 321 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | TechnologyHow ToEducation |
In this episode, Chris and Andrew reflect on their recent trip to Rails World 2025 in Amsterdam, sharing travel adventures, highlights from the conference, and insights into major Rails announcements. From slide-heavy talks to new features like ReAct... more
Live from Rails World 2025 in Amsterdam, Chris and Andrew hang with Andy Croll and Jason Charnes to trade conference vibes, hair envy for DHH, and real talk on the keynote roadmap: Turbo offline, Hotwire Native 1.3, Kamal, “CI on your machine,” SQLit... more
In this episode of Remote Ruby, Chris and Andrew chat with returning guests Irina Nazarova and Vladimir Dementyev to discuss the upcoming SF Ruby Conference, a vibrant event taking place in San Francisco on November 19-20, 2025. They delve into the s... more
In this episode, Chris chats with guest Jim Remsik, Founder of Flagrant, on the significance of Ruby and Rails conferences. They discuss the nuances of organizing and attending such events, including the challenges and rewards of emceeing, the import... more
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Chris, Andrew and Jason are the best ruby friends you never actually meet. They will bring a smile to your face for sure. Oh they also talk about interesting code challenges and technologies that may or may not be related to Laravel. My favorite episodes are the ones where they interview people, Jason comes up with great questions every time. I try to listen to them every week.
I love the conversations between Andrew, Jason, and Chris. I like how they talk about technical topics in a way that anyone can understand. I also really enjoy their guest speakers!
This show got me through the pandemic. It’s like being at a table with a few of your friends. Great blend of technical talk, interviewing, and being human. I love the chemistry these guys have together!
Whenever I get this podcast recommendation online I really want to listen to it. The episodes’ titles are appealing and seem interesting. But I can’t get past the ~5 min of ranting about something completely unrelated to the reason I pressed play. It turns me off. Have you ever entered a room where it’s full of strangers talking about something you can’t relate or have no interest on? That’s how I feel whenever I attempt to give it a listen. If they could edit so that it’s part 1) the meat of th... more
Just listened to April 1st episode. Realized I’d NEVER rated you guys. SO SORRY! Been getting a lot of good info from you guys. Studying Ruby currently in anticipation of landing a dev job. Shout me out @Jesse09369211 on twitter.
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Conversations throughout episodes focus on various aspects of Ruby programming and web development, emphasizing community engagement and the exploration of new tools, frameworks, and methodologies. Noteworthy discussions include industry events like RailsConf, technical insights on updates in Rails, and innovative projects from community members. The hosts often infuse humor and personal anecdotes, fostering a relatable atmosphere while also addressing more technical topics and challenges in the Ruby ecosystem. Episodes blend storytelling, technical discussions, and interviews, creating an engaging mix for listeners interested in both the social and technical aspects of Ruby development.
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