RUG::B

Ruby User Group Berlin

Topics

November Meetup 2016 (03.11. 19:30)

  • The Programmer's Glossary
  • Know your impact: An introduction to AB testing
  • The What, Why, And How of Software Components - In Ruby and Beyond

    • October Meetup 2016 (06.10. 19:30)

    • Lessons learned from 10 years of programming
    • How to plan and perform improvements on legacy systems
    • Testing Ruby gems against multiple versions of everything

      • September Meetup 2016 (01.09. 19:30)

      • API Accessibility - Key Concepts driving Developer Adoption
      • Serverless Architecture
      • Highly scalable storage using MySQL and Ruby

        • August Meetup 2016 (04.08. 19:30)

        • A better logging experience
        • Do's and Don'ts of Code Reviews
        • Speed up with CDNs

          • July Meetup 2016 (07.07. 19:00)

          • Modern frontends without Javascript
          • Living with Tricky Bugs
          • The Neo4j.rb Project

            • June meetup 2016 (02.06. 19:30)

            • ClojureScript and React
            • Let's validate your releases with JRuby, RSpec and SSH
            • Let’s create an interpreted programming language!

              • May Meetup Anniversary 2016 (12.05. 19:30)

              • Let’s write a parser!
              • Synchronize gitter and IRC
              • Understanding legacy untested code through ExporatoryTDD technique

                • April Meetup 2016 (07.04. 19:30)

                • About Semantic Versioning
                • Refactoring VAT in SpreeCommerce and Solidus
                • Elixir & Phoenix - fast, concurrent and explicit

                  • March Meetup 2016 (03.03. 19:30)

                  • Semantic Logging in Rails and Beyond
                  • A short introduction into InfluxDB
                  • Building a microservice with RabbitMQ and Sneakers

                    • February Meetup 2016 (04.02. 19:30)

                    • Finding the right stuff, an intro to Elasticsearch with Ruby/Rails
                    • JRuby: Introduction and Use Cases
                    • Integrating Jenkins and Ruby for maximum fun