RUG::B

Ruby User Group Berlin

Topics

September Meetup 2024 (05.09. 19:00)

  • cobain: Infrastructure as Code ruby gem
  • Connection Before Correction

    • June Meetup 2024 (06.06. 19:00)

    • Showing progress of background jobs with Turbo
    • Hello, I am nervous, or: how to present.

      • May Meetup 2024 (02.05. 19:00)

      • Load Testing with JMeter
      • How (and why) to run SQLite in production

        • Elixir Crossover Birthday Event - Check the date! (11.04. 19:00)

        • My journey from freelancing to founding a GmbH back to employee
        • Local Advent of GPT

          • March Meetup 2024 (07.03. 19:00)

          • Laziness-driven development
          • Refactoring a large open source app: Take promotions out of Solidus

            • February Meetup 2024 (01.02. 19:00)

            • Hat der Markt geregelt?, or: how to build an exchange
            • Going Staff
            • Using Docker Bake and Taskfile to standardise docker images and local development

              • December Meetup 2023 (07.12. 19:00)

              • Shipping Ruby on public cloud infrastructure
              • creating a company as a solo-founder without investor using ruby on rails

                • November Meetup 2023, Rails doc preview (02.11. 19:00)

                • There's More to Open Source than Code
                • Looking beyond software engineering assumptions
                • Ruby on Rails: The Documentary

                  • September Meetup 2023 (07.09. 19:00)

                  • Performance: It can't be an afterthought
                  • How practicing Empathy and a spirit of Ubuntu can help us better navigate today’s challenging and uncertain times
                  • Stuff found under the bed - Ruby and Rails snacks from our codebase

                    • June 2023 - last minute edition (01.06. 18:30)

                    • Debugging and debuggers in Ruby 3.1
                    • How does AI really work? A speedrun of deep learning architectures
                    • Reflections on Open Source