What's new in Rails 5? Learn all about the new features and interesting changes coming down the pipeline. Hosted by AlphaSights.

We had a great discussion about components and how things are changing not that React and Angular are gaining steam.

Refactoring is one of the more difficult skills in programming. Tute Costa demonstrates some great methods to get you started.

We discussed the major events and notable projects of 2015 and made predictions for 2016

Want to build well tested Rails applications with React/Flux or Angular? Learn best practices for using modern javascript within rails!

At this Ruby Roundtable Meetup, we discussed tips and tools on how best to modify legacy code.

We discussed how to use Ruby in service of consistent quality builds and solid infrastructure.

Trailblazer is all about structure. It helps re-organize existing code into smaller components where different concerns are handled in separated classes.

Mitch VanDuyn lead a live / interactive development session where we used React.rb to build a Todo App.

In this talk, Brooks Swinnerton covered the fundamentals of GraphQL, Relay, and showed how you can power your next Ruby API with the graphql-ruby and graphql-relay-ruby gems.

Matt Jording led a discussion on security concerns when working with Ruby.

Jason Toy,founder/CEO of http://somatic.io did an excellent job of breaking down the main concepts of deep learning and explaining some example code.

This is part 2 from our September 2016 meetup. We discussed a few topics, especially a review of the book "Leprechauns of Software Engineering".

Be a fly on a wall as we try to solve a Ruby puzzle together.

Todd Wahnish, co-founder of One From Zero, presented specific patterns you can follow for how to engage with customers, where to focus energy and how to re-work your business model to clarify your needs.

In this Ruby Roundtable meetup, we talked about the uses of DSLs and explored one written in Ruby.

This was an impromptu meetup as our original speaker woke up with the flu. Matt Jording jumped in and when he arrived he asked, "Hey, how about we talk about tools for Mac?"

At this meetup, David Hersey took us on an indepth tour of his RubyMotion app.

We discuss the first 3 chapters of Sandi Metz's new book 99 Bottles of OOP. You don't need to have read the book to enjoy and learn!

Matthew Jording demonstrates various tools to begin your journey into machine learning with Ruby.

David Kurutz presented his experience with building a P2P system.

I presented tips on the best ways to contribute to Open Source.

Antoine Leclercq presented his experience with building a background job processor from scratch.

Paul Stefan Ort presented! Yay!

We worked together to solve a problem involving Ruth–Aaron pairs.

Sun-Li Beatteay presented on his experience creating a collaborative text editor.

At this Ruby Roundtable, we talked through different strategies for breaking up a large Rails app.

At this meetup, we talked about when making a gem makes sense, and we worked on creating a simple gem together.

Kate Travers presented Dynamic SSL Proxy for Jupyter Notebook Integration. It was about a fun workaround they had to do to support new data science course.

Keith Bennett presented on Writing a Command Line Utility in Ruby - Automation is Not Just For Your Users.

This talk will cover how to make the case for the paydown by building a more trustful team.

We explored four languages in small chunks and discussed pros/cons/uses/etc.

Recorded on Oct 10th, 2018, we discussed how to choose a programming language to learn and some strategies to make it easer.