It's been too long.
Let's meet up in Memphis, TN, in 2024.
southeastruby.com
Thank you for all the kind words, we love the Ruby community and can't wait to return in 2021.
Friends, we're taking a break in 2020. We'll be back in 2021 ready to party. We can't wait to see you all next year. ❤️ southeastruby.com
Friends, we're taking a break in 2020. We'll be back in 2021 ready to party. We can't wait to see you all next year. ❤️ southeastruby.com
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At @southeastruby I spoke about how the frontier homesteading mentality has strongly influenced software values, and why this is increasingly problematic. It's probably my favorite talk I've ever done. Thank you @jessitron for helping me write it and making these wonderful notes.
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@jasoncharnes and I just had breakfast with a friend and are heading home now! Ready to see our boys and dog!
We are exhausted but we had a great few days with the Ruby community ❤️🙌🏻 #seruby
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“Knowledge of external state. ... Circuit breakers , back pressure in services is a form of rudimentary empathy.” — @avdi @southeastruby #seruby
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Wow I basically *never* hear anyone acknowledge that a person's code could outlive the person. The platform I manage has comments older than I am. Yes, your code is likely to die before you, but what if it doesn't? #seruby – at Nashville, TN
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Here at #seruby with @avdi channeling @SarahTaber_bww comparing homesteading to “independent” programming.
We are so thankful for @avdi joining us for another year as our closing keynote and calling us his home conference 🙌🏻❤️
Shoutout to @erniemiller for being a human mic stand due to technical difficulties 🙌🏻















