Watch awesome talks on Ruby, Ruby on Rails, and other topics in this long-running video podcast from the San Diego Ruby user group. This podcast features live talks from SD Ruby members which are recorded each month on the campus of the University of California San Diego, in the Computer Science and Engineering building. The SD Ruby podcast is sponsored by New Relic. Bandwidth is provided by Joyent.
Hillary Hueter demonstrates how to validate user interfaces with Watir. Learn how to write scripts that automate common functions (clicking links, sel...
Greg Price was frustrated by how long it takes Ruby 1.9.3 apps to launch, so he decided to dive in and fix things. By using general techniques for pro...
Ruby on Rails 4 offers a number of useful new features and also breaks ties with a lot of old Rails baggage. Ben Hughes talks about what's new in the ...
Chris Kelly returns to SD Ruby to give a talk on Ruby metaprogramming, starting with the Ruby Object Model and working through the most common metapro...
James Miller explores writing and testing JSON APIs with Sinatra and rack/test. Authenticate, handle errors, set proper HTTP status codes, customize h...
We live in a fast society, so why should our apps be any different? Richard Schneeman from Heroku demonstrates how to optimize your Rails app for spee...
Matt Aimonetti shows how to serve up web pages using Puma, a multithreaded, easy-to-use Ruby web server. Based on Mongrel, Puma is a small library bui...