Exploring #to_proc and pkgr
pkgr - Packaging Ruby applications with no sweat
Have you ever dreamed of hosting your own apt repository? When was the last time you were annoyed about slow deployment times because the asset pipeline needs to run every single server your app runs on? Oh and lets not mention installing ruby version managers on servers, ok? (Łukasz will though).
In this talk Łukasz will show how packaging (and deploying) Ruby applications doesn’t have to be hard or time consuming and can work with a project of any size.
- - huge assumption warning!
Łukasz Korecki
I’m an experienced Clojure, Ruby, and Shell developer. In my professional career I have worked on client side projects (starting with old school tools like Prototype through Backbone to React), back-end applications (written in Clojure, Ruby and Go).
Most recently I’ve co-founded NomNom and work as a CTO.
I have a thing for LISPs.
Exploring #to_proc
Paul Mucur
Paul Mucur is a web application developer, RubyGem maintainer, jQuery plugin author, Ruby on Rails contributor, occasional tweeter and general lover of open-source
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