Two of Planet Argon's Ruby on Rails developers attended RubyConf 2019 in Nashville. Here are their favorite talks from the conference.
Our Favorite Talks from RubyConf 2019
4 Dec 2019
Development Posts
Kubernetes 101
20 Nov 2019
After attending a local Kubernetes workshop in Portland, Sona gives a high-level overview of what Kubernetes is and how the different pieces interact.
The Best Web Development Podcasts of 2019
22 Oct 2019
Need some background noise for your commute? Looking to learn a little more about the web development world through podcasts? Here are some of our favorites.
The Bureau Briefing Podcast: Robby Talks Building an Internship Program
18 Oct 2019
How to Deal with 1,000 Failing Specs in a Rails App
16 Oct 2019
Are you staring down the face of a Rails app with a multitude of failing specs? Here are some strategies to chip away at failing specs during an upgrade – and keep your sanity in the process.
Actionmailer: Is It the Best Way to Send Emails from a Ruby App?
2 Oct 2019
Our friends at Mailtrap put together a quick tutorial on using Actionmailer in a Rails app.
What are Common Traits of Maintainable Software?
12 Sep 2019
A few months ago, we launched the Maintainable Software Podcast. On Maintainable, host Robby Russell discusses with guests how to overcome issues that are often associated with technical debt and legacy code. We have since released over 20 episodes of Maintainable and have heard from over 20 wonderful guests with unique perspectives.
Fae CMS + Ruby on Rails: An Interview with James Kurczodyna
10 Sep 2019
We speak with James Kurczodyna, a creator and maintainer of Fae CMS about how Fae uses Ruby on Rails, what inspired FINE to build Fae, how open sourcing has changed the tool, and much more.
Introducing the Maintainable Rails Newsletter
13 Aug 2019
The Maintainable Rails newsletter is here to help you make your Rails app healthier than ever!
Upgrading Rails: Interview with Eileen Uchitelle
28 May 2019
Robby speaks with Eileen Uchitelle, Senior Engineer at Github and member of the Rails core team. They discuss Eileen's process for upgrading Rails at Github from 3.2 to 5.2 from both a technical and organizational point of view.