RubyConf 2011 presentations

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Time Room 1 Room 2 Room 3
September 29
09:00 Welcome
(Ruby Central)
09:15 Keynote by Matz
(Yukihiro Matsumoto)
10:25 Big Data Enterprisy Analytics App and Ruby
(Amit Kumar)
Writing Solid Ruby Code
(Jim Weirich)
Persisting Relations Across Time and Space
(Piotr Szotkowski)
11:15 Exceptional Ruby
(Avdi Grimm)
Why You Don't Get Mock Objects
(Gregory Moeck)
Blueprint: configuration management for busy people
(Richard Crowley)
13:15 So You Think You Can Code: Part Deux
(Aaron Patterson, Ben Bleything, Yosef Mendelssohn, Jon Barnette, Evan Phoenix)
"Algorithms" is Not a Four-Letter Word
(Jamis Buck)
Parallel worlds of CRuby's GC
(Narihiro,Nakamura)
14:10 Evented Telephony Application Design with Adhearsion
(Ben Klang)
Advanced EventMachine
(Jonathan Weiss)
How Getting Buff Can Make You a Better Rubyist
(Rob Sanheim)
15:05 Release Early and Release Often: Reducing deployment friction
(Andy Delcambre)
Code design and the science of pleasure
(Jonas Nicklas)
LocalCommunity.Build, :through => Code Retreats, Bugmashes & more
(Prakash Murthy)
16:20 Better Than ROT13
(Bradley Grzesiak)
Keeping Ruby Reasonable
(Joshua Ballanco)
Pure Ruby GUI
(Robert C. Martin and Micah Martin)
17:15 Powerful (but Easy) Data Visualization with the Graph Gem
(Aja Hammerly)
JRuby and Big Data
(Jeremy Hinegardner)
Rails services in the walled garden
(Niranjan Paranjape, Sidu Ponnappa)
Time Room 1 Room 2 Room 3
September 30
09:35 Ruby Software Continuously Delivered and Exhaustively Explained
(Brian Guthrie, Srushti Ambekallu)
A Mentor in the Limelight
(Justin Martin, Paul Pagel)
MongoDB to MySQL: the How and the Why
(Sarah Mei)
10:25 Services Inception with Ruby
(Dave McCrory)
Message in a bottle
(Konstantin Haase)
The Return of Shoes
(Steve Klabnik)
11:15 The Secret Life of Ruby: Warrior With A Cause
(Dewayne VanHoozer)
Ruby OpenSSL: Present, Future and why it matters
(Martin Boßlet)
JRuby: Polyglot Heaven
(Thomas E Enebo, Charles Oliver Nutter)
13:15 The Well-Grounded Nuby
(David A. Black)
MacRuby on Rails
(Kouji Takao)
Practical Metaprogramming: "Modeling Thought"; Or, Lessons Learned While Using Ruby's MP System to Model a 2,500 Year-Old, Dead Language
(Steven Harms)
14:10 Getting Fancy on Rubinius
(Christopher Bertels)
Implementation of Ruby 1.9.3 and later
(Koichi Sasada)
Parallel Testing World
(Shota, Fukumori)
15:05 Nikita: The Ruby Secret Agent
(Brian Ford)
Must It Always Be About Sex?
(Joshua Wehner)
KidsRuby: Think Of The Children!
(Ron Evans)
16:20 Test-drive the development of your command-line applications
(David Copeland)
Just Say No To :nodoc: and Document Your Code!
(Loren Segal)
Be a Minecraft modman with Purugin
(Thomas E Enebo)
17:15 Your tests are lying to you
(Chris Parsons)
Float is Legacy
(Kenta Murata)
Resources, For Real This Time (with Webmachine)
(Sean Cribbs)
Time Room 1 Room 2 Room 3
October 1
09:15 Q&A with Matz
(Yukihiro Matsumoto)
10:25 Debugging Ruby
(Hemant Kumar)
Scaling Ruby with Actors, or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Threads
(Mike Perham)
Raising the Bar
(Tyler Hunt)
11:15 Ruby in the browser with NativeClient (NaCl)
(Ilya Grigorik)
Next Level Virtual Machine Maneuver!
(Mitchell Hashimoto)
How GitHub Uses GitHub to Build GitHub
(Zach Holman)
13:15 Go <-> Ruby
(Eleanor McHugh)
Ruby Community: Awesome; Could Be Awesomer
(Marty Haught)
Threading versus Evented
(Dr Nic Williams)
14:10 Advanced API design: how an awesome API can attract friends, make you rich, and change the world
(Jonathan Dahl)
Laser: Static Analysis for Ruby, in Ruby
(Michael Edgar)
GitHub Flavored Ruby
(Tom Preston-Werner)
15:05 Sandboxing Ruby: The Good, the Bad, and the Fugly.
(Eric Allam)
Complex Ruby concepts dummified
(Matt Aimonetti)
MongoMapper, Mixins, and Migrations - a look at managing data-model complexity
(Tim Connor)