RubyAndRails Europe

Our speakers

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  Rick Olson

  Git: the stupid NOSQL database
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  Corey Haines

  Software Craftmanship
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  Jon Yurek

  Culture of Testing
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  Thomas Fuchs

  Do epic shit
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  Elise Huard

  Concurrency: Rubies, plural
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  Joseph Wilk

  Botanic testing
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  Mathias Meyer

  CouchDB
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  Dirkjan Bussink

  Rubinius
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  Piotr Szotkowski

  From Profiling Ruby 1.9 to Frankenstein Programming
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  Sergei Kozlov

  Netzke & ExtJS
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  Sebastian Burkhard

  Webscraping techniques
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  Jeff Rose

  Audio Synthesizers
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  Piotr Sarnacki

  Rails 3 Mountable Apps
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  Lennart Koopmann

  Gray is not boring
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  Christopher Bertels

  Fancy
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  Justin Halsall

  HTML5
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  Bogdan Gaza

  Rails Admin the right way of doing data administration with Rails 3

Welcome to RubyAndRails Conf 2010

Formerly known as RubyEnRails, this years edition of the RubyAndRails Conf will again be a two day conference. Other than the previous editions, the conference will take place at Pakhuis de Zwijger behind Central Station in Amsterdam.

This year's conference will be bigger, more international and more spectacular than last years already very exciting event! We found a new location to host over 350 participants and over 15 speakers. Check out the 4 day-program for an overview of all activities.

It was an amazing conference last couple of days, thank you all for coming and participating. Hope to see you next year!

More pictures on Flickr.

Christopher Bertels talking about the Fancy Programming Language

Sergei Kozlov just finished his a very nice talk about ExtJS and Netzke.

ExtJS is a cross-browser javascript library for building rich internet applications.
The goal is to provide re-usable components that can help you to bring the desktop to the web.

Using ExtJS can be a bit difficult to implement however so Sergei decided to make it easier for Rails developers.

Using Netzke you can generate all ExtJS components from simple Ruby classes with the following in mind:

• client/server code in one class
• single-point configuration
• javascript encapsulation
• OOP
• unit testability
• composition
• nestng
• dynamic loading
• speed and efficientcy

After a short introduction Sergei jumped right into a live coding session where he showed off how easy building components with Netzke really is.

The netzke-basepack gem gives you an awesome frontend for a model with just a few lines of code.
This makes it very easy to do ExtJS/Rails CRUD Application in 7 Minutes

Be sure to check out https://netzke.org/ for this very nice suite of gems!

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