
The Ruby on Rails Podcast, a weekly conversation about Ruby on Rails, open source software, and the programming profession. Edited by Redrum Creative.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 544 | Founded | 12 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Technology | |||

While at RubyConf, I caught up with several attendees and volunteers to discuss their experiences. These quick interviews have been collected for this episode.
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Charles Nutter
Miguel Filho
Cameron Dutro
Nico Roulston
With AI seeming to generate more code every day, we need better tools to verify that it hasn't broken something. Maybe mutation testing can help us get there. Markus Schirp chats with us about the mutant gem and mutation testing.
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Focusing on the ever-evolving landscape of Ruby on Rails, this podcast features discussions that range from personal journeys in software development to emerging tools and technologies within the Rails ecosystem. Episodes often highlight interesting guests, including founders of companies and experts in various fields, who share their experiences and insights about using Ruby on Rails in practical applications, software development best practices, and the challenges surrounding tech innovations. With an emphasis on community involvement and continuous learning, the conversations delve into user-centric software solutions, the role of design in tech, and the implications of new developments like Hotwire and artificial intelligence on workflo... more
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