August Meetup 2016

hosteado por Tobias Pfeiffer en co.up co-up.de, 04.08.2016 a las 19:30

Come and join for some great summerly talks and people :)

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A better logging experience

Logging in rails is a seamless experience. It just works! For rails developer, this is a no-brainer. It doesn't take that much time. However, if you experiment with Sinatra logging, you find the complete opposite.

  • What kind of logging you need? Apache-like Access log?

  • Do you need the convenient "logger.info/debug/error/..."?

  • How about your ActiveRecord queries? They don't show automatically in the log (as in the case with Rails).

  • But wait, errors don't show the log. Do you need to connect these as well?

Out of experience, Sinatra logging configuration is not easy. And, it doesn't come ready out of the box. In Minodes, I developed an open-source gem Sinatra Logger (https://github.com/minodes/sinatra-logger) to make Sinatra's configuration easier. I would also love to show the SemanticLogger from RocketJob (https://github.com/rocketjob/semantic_logger), on top of which we based our gem.

Sinatra Logger gem is a Berlin-based project that was featured in Ruby Weekly.

Do's and Don'ts of Code Reviews

Reviewing code has become a well-established best practice in the last decade of software development. Basically, programmers are reviewing code everyday now. But though they are such an important tool of our everyday work, I claim that they are often done very inefficiently and I will talk about how we can optimise.

The first part of the talk is about the important things on which we should concentrate during our reviews, the second part is about the human factor involved and how to give better feedback.

Speed up with CDNs

A shorter version of my RubyConfPH talk “Incredibly Fast Web Apps Without Touching Ruby” focussing on using CDNs.

Get your web app extremely fast by optimizing it outside of the app itself. If done right, it’s possible to reduce your loading times to less than 50 ms by using a CDN in front of your app, moving some kind of code into JavaScript, setting the right headers, and using localStorage. I’ll show you the easy and the lessons learned transforming a Rails app.

Participantes: (33)

Study.EU
Eventos: 9
Temas: 2

Bodo Tasche 🔭
Eventos: 40
Temas: 3

Anthony Cherepanov
Eventos: 3
Temas: 1

Organizer

Tobias Pfeiffer
Eventos: 104
Temas: 15

Nico Hagenburger
Eventos: 30
Temas: 3

Peter Gundel
Eventos: 10
Temas: 1

Duilio Ruggiero
Eventos: 27
Temas: 0

Cristian
Eventos: 7
Temas: 0

Armin Pašalić
Eventos: 70
Temas: 3

Andrew France
Eventos: 29
Temas: 0

Sebastian Spier
Eventos: 5
Temas: 1

Dennis van de Hoef
Eventos: 7
Temas: 0

vonTronje
Eventos: 2
Temas: 0

Alexander Sulim
Eventos: 25
Temas: 2

Yehya Abouelnaga
Eventos: 1
Temas: 1

Bastian Bartmann
Eventos: 17
Temas: 0

Diego Torres
Eventos: 5
Temas: 0

Cameron Prebble 🇳🇿
Eventos: 45
Temas: 0

Deepak Lamichhane
Eventos: 22
Temas: 0

jprberlin
Eventos: 8
Temas: 0

Hendrik Bergunde
Eventos: 6
Temas: 0

Tanja Cerri
Eventos: 11
Temas: 0

Christoph Rahles
Eventos: 5
Temas: 0

Nikola Nizbrdica
Eventos: 7
Temas: 0

Christoph Grabo
Eventos: 83
Temas: 1

Jake Kelly
Eventos: 2
Temas: 0

Michael
Eventos: 2
Temas: 0

Holger Frohloff
Eventos: 19
Temas: 4

Holger Just
Eventos: 16
Temas: 0

Hermann
Eventos: 1
Temas: 0

Tiago Teixeira
Eventos: 13
Temas: 0

Skmitty
Eventos: 4
Temas: 0

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