LRUG Feb Lightning Talks
As is now traditional, we devote the February London Ruby User Group meeting to lightning talks.
Lightning talk 1: A history of websockets
As is now traditional, we devote the February London Ruby User Group meeting to lightning talks. The first talk comes from James Coglan, on A History of Websockets.
James Coglan
James currently works as a JavaScript developer at theOTHERmedia, producing UI code for various high-profile London
Lightning talk 2: capistrano extensions
As is now traditional, we devote the February London Ruby User Group meeting to lightning talks. The second talk comes from Stuart Eccles on Conan the deployer - capistrano extensions focussing on AWS.
Stuart Eccles
Stuart Eccles is the Co-Founder and CTO of digital social agency Made By Many.
Lightning talk 3: Removing authentication
As is now traditional, we devote the February London Ruby User Group meeting to lightning talks. The third talk comes from Richard Livsey on either MonogoDB or removing authentication from your models (separation of concerns)
Lightning talk 4:Ruby Poetry
As is now traditional, we devote the February London Ruby User Group meeting to lightning talks. This talk comes from Andrew McDonough on Ruby Poetry.
Andrew McDonough
Andrew has been writing software professionally for 15 years. He cofounded Tribesports, a sports brand and vertically-integrated ecommerce company. These days, he works as a consultant CTO and technical advisor to several London-based startups. In his spare time, he organises Techrunners, a running group for people working in the technology industry.
Chris Parsons: The crowd-sourced talk.
As is now traditional, we devote the February London Ruby User Group meeting to lightning talks. The last talk comes from Chris Parsons and is the infamous crowd-sourced talk.
Chris Parsons
Chris Parsons is the owner of Eden Development, a company specialising in bespoke Ruby and Ruby on Rails web applications.
LRUG Lightning Talks: Reading tea leaves - predict the future with ruby
As is now traditional, we devote the February London Ruby User Group meeting to lightning talks. This talk comes from Roland Swingler on "Reading tea leaves - predict the future with ruby!"
Roland Swingler
Roland Swingler is an Associate at CHP Consulting. His Specialties are: Ruby, Java, JavaScript. PHP, but it has been a while since I have used it. Full Stack Developer.
LRUG Lightning Talk: Tech interns
As is now traditional, we devote the February London Ruby User Group meeting to lightning talks. This talk comes from Jairo Diaz on Tech Interns.
Jairo Diaz
Jairo is the founder of Codescrum, a company creating custom software to help businesses innovate and grow to their full potential. Our clients include government agencies, media companies, universities, retail businesses, charities and leading startups. Jairo is also an open source developer (ruby on rails) and volunteer coach of software development to minority groups.
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Overview
As is now traditional, we devote the February London Ruby User Group meeting to lightning talks.
Lightning talk 1: A history of websockets
As is now traditional, we devote the February London Ruby User Group meeting to lightning talks. The first talk comes from James Coglan, on A History of Websockets.
James Coglan
James currently works as a JavaScript developer at theOTHERmedia, producing UI code for various high-profile London
Lightning talk 2: capistrano extensions
As is now traditional, we devote the February London Ruby User Group meeting to lightning talks. The second talk comes from Stuart Eccles on Conan the deployer - capistrano extensions focussing on AWS.
Stuart Eccles
Stuart Eccles is the Co-Founder and CTO of digital social agency Made By Many.
Lightning talk 3: Removing authentication
As is now traditional, we devote the February London Ruby User Group meeting to lightning talks. The third talk comes from Richard Livsey on either MonogoDB or removing authentication from your models (separation of concerns)
Lightning talk 4:Ruby Poetry
As is now traditional, we devote the February London Ruby User Group meeting to lightning talks. This talk comes from Andrew McDonough on Ruby Poetry.
Andrew McDonough
Andrew has been writing software professionally for 15 years. He cofounded Tribesports, a sports brand and vertically-integrated ecommerce company. These days, he works as a consultant CTO and technical advisor to several London-based startups. In his spare time, he organises Techrunners, a running group for people working in the technology industry.
Chris Parsons: The crowd-sourced talk.
As is now traditional, we devote the February London Ruby User Group meeting to lightning talks. The last talk comes from Chris Parsons and is the infamous crowd-sourced talk.
Chris Parsons
Chris Parsons is the owner of Eden Development, a company specialising in bespoke Ruby and Ruby on Rails web applications.
LRUG Lightning Talks: Reading tea leaves - predict the future with ruby
As is now traditional, we devote the February London Ruby User Group meeting to lightning talks. This talk comes from Roland Swingler on "Reading tea leaves - predict the future with ruby!"
Roland Swingler
Roland Swingler is an Associate at CHP Consulting. His Specialties are: Ruby, Java, JavaScript. PHP, but it has been a while since I have used it. Full Stack Developer.
LRUG Lightning Talk: Tech interns
As is now traditional, we devote the February London Ruby User Group meeting to lightning talks. This talk comes from Jairo Diaz on Tech Interns.
Jairo Diaz
Jairo is the founder of Codescrum, a company creating custom software to help businesses innovate and grow to their full potential. Our clients include government agencies, media companies, universities, retail businesses, charities and leading startups. Jairo is also an open source developer (ruby on rails) and volunteer coach of software development to minority groups.