Joined by Josh Wood

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Joined by Josh Wood

FromRemote Ruby

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48 minutes

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Jun 7, 2019

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Jun 7, 2019

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Three Rubyists having conversations and interviewing others about Ruby and web development.

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Embracing "The Rails Way", The GoRails Redesign, Utility CSS, and Stimuluuuuus: Back in the groove, Jason and Chris talk a lot more about Ruby than last week. This episode covers Jason's experience building a Rails app the Rails way (mostly), GoRails sweet new redesign, utility CSS frameworks (okay, just TailwindCSS), and Stimulus JS by Remote Ruby
45 min listen
We're Back! Southeast Ruby, Rails 5.2.1, Hanami 1.3.beta1, NodeJS, and Laravel: Chris and Jason return from Southeast Ruby talkin' about conferences, Rails, Hanami, NodeJS, and Laravel. by Remote Ruby
45 min listen
NGINX, Prettier, and Recursion, and Recursion: A catch-up week for Chris and Jason, they discuss Ruby 2.2, Hatchbox, NGINX, Prettier for Ruby, and Elixir/Recursion. by Remote Ruby
34 min listen
Github, Feedgate, and React Native/Rails APIs: In this Episode, Chris and Jason chat about Microsoft's acquisition of GitHub, the worst weekend (programming) or Jason's life, as well as some React Native apps built alongside Rails APIs. Buckle up; it's a wild ride. by Remote Ruby
54 min listen
Joined by Terence Lee: In this episode, Jason and Chris spend time chatting with Terence Lee. Terence is a member of The Ruby Core Team, an organizer of the conference formerly known as Keep Ruby Weird, an employee at Heroku, and is incredibly active in the Ruby community. The by Remote Ruby
50 min listen
Chasing Bugs, Redis, Tailwind-Stimulus Controllers, and Superleggera: Chris and Jason start their morning talking about different projects they've been working on. by Remote Ruby
37 min listen
Secret Project X, Payments in Rails, More Javascript ?, and Mastodon: We're back, yet again, talkin' Ruby. This week we caught up after our weekend trip to work on Secret Project X™. Such topics include Pay (our Rails gem for payments in Rails), separating your front-end from the backend, Stimulus JS 1.1, Turbolinks iOS + A by Remote Ruby
50 min listen
More Caching, WordPress -> Jekyll, OAuth'n: Five episodes in ? Chris and Jason talk about Jason's experience with caching, moving his WordPress website over to Jekyll, Southeast Ruby, and some OAuth related things. by Remote Ruby
37 min listen
Hello, World!: In the introductory episode, Chris and Jason introduce the Remote Ruby podcast, catch up on some Ruby-related news, and then chat about what they're creating. by Remote Ruby
51 min listen
Ruby 3, Ruby 4!?, Matz's Long Term Plans, More StimulusJS, and a New Stripe Course: In this episode of Remote Ruby, we chat about Matz's RubyConf keynote, more about StimulusJS, Chris' new Stripe course, and much more. by Remote Ruby
42 min listen
Staying Awake, Performance Improvements, Abandoned Open Source, and Little Computers: Join us as we share weird stories from the week, talk about performance improvements in Rails and our own apps, open source projects, and the Surface Go. Plus a bunch of random stuff in-between. by Remote Ruby
45 min listen
Joined by Noah Gibbs: In the last episode of 2018, Chris and Jason are joined by Noah Gibbs. Noah explains the Just In Time (JIT) compiler recently released in Ruby 2.6. If you have any questions about the JIT (or even some Ruby internals), this is your episode. by Remote Ruby
51 min listen
Thoughts on Best Practices, Design Patterns, and Good/Bad Code: In this episode, Chris and Jason start off with a quick discussion on utilizing RailsUJS in JavaScript. The discussion takes a hard turn into thoughts on best practices, design patterns, good/bad code, and resources for the aforementioned. by Remote Ruby
56 min listen
Joined by "Schneems" (Richard Schneeman): In this episode, Chris and Jason invite their first guest. Richard Schneeman is a Rails committer actively involved in the Ruby and Ruby on Rails community. It is an honor he agreed to join us and hope you enjoy the conversation around committing to Rails by Remote Ruby
74 min listen
Live with Nate Berkopec: In this episode, Jason and Chris are joined by Nate Berkopec during RailsConf 2019. Nate is the author of The Complete Guide to Rails Performance and runs the performance consultancy Speedshop. In this episode, Nate shares his journey into programming, hi by Remote Ruby
41 min listen
Rails Caching, Jump Servers, Refactoring, and Some JavaScript: Chris and Jason talk about Rails Performance, refactoring, and more! by Remote Ruby
43 min listen
Joined by Chris Seaton: In this episode, Jason and Chris get a chance to talk with Chris Seaton. Chris works on TruffleRuby, a high-performance implementation of Ruby built on top of the GraalVM by Oracle Labs. Chris shares how TruffleRuby came to be, some of the benefits of usi by Remote Ruby
38 min listen
Accounting (?), Ruby 2.6rc1, Rails 5.2.2, AWS Lambda + Ruby, Stimulus Component Library: Chris and Jason fall down a rabbit hole of taxes and accounting before moving on the more relevant topics, such as Ruby 2.6rc1, Rails 5.2.2, Ruby support for AWS Lambda, and Chris' new Stimulus component package. by Remote Ruby
37 min listen
Joined by Brittany Martin: In this episode, Chris and Jason chat with Brittany Martin. They talk about the Ruby on Rails Podcast (where Brittany is the host), public speaking, AWS certification, and more! by Remote Ruby
42 min listen
Personal Life, Turbolinks Android 1.x Deprecation, & Autoloading: Chris and Jason spend the first ~20 minutes catching up and sharing personal stories. If you're not interested in that, fast forward 20 minutes to hear about Turbolinks for Android, Autoloading, suggest_rb, and run.rb. by Remote Ruby
57 min listen
Rails 6 + Webpacker, Stimawesome, StimulusJS, and a Secret Project: Still getting back into that Podcast Grind™ Jason and Chris explore Rails 6's introduction of Webpacker as the default JavaScript pipeline, Stephen Dolan's spectacular StimulusJS website (Stim Awesome), and some ramblings on a codecation Chris and Jason a by Remote Ruby
36 min listen
The Thanksgiving Travel Episode: In this abbreviated 30-minute episode, Chris talks about his Stripe upgrading their API while he's creating his course and Jason shares his experiences deploying a server for a Ruby on Rails application using Hatchbox.io. by Remote Ruby
31 min listen
Joined by Avdi Grimm: In this episode, Jason and Chris chat with Avdi Grimm. Avdi, a well-known author, screencaster, and consultant shared how he got started in programming, how he subsequently started using Ruby, what he appreciates about Ruby, his transition into teaching, by Remote Ruby
52 min listen
Basically No Ruby, a Lot of Stories, and an Abrupt Ending: In the return of Remote Ruby from a 3-week hiatus, Jason is "guilty as charged, with the stories," as Chris and Jason catch up. If you're curious about the ending, spoiler alert: Jason's oldest child got stuck behind his bed. by Remote Ruby
26 min listen
Joined by Lee Richmond: In this episode, Jason and Chris chat with Lee Richmond. Lee is a Ruby on Rails developer at Bloomberg as well as the maintainer of the Graphiti project. Graphiti makes RESTful Resources a first-class concept. The three discuss the motivation behind Graph by Remote Ruby
60 min listen
Tailwind UI, Hanami::API, Puma security fixes, and more: In this episode, Jason, Chris, and Andrew catch up with what’s been going on in their lives, new things they’ve been working on, and having discussions on Hanami, Puma, Shrine, and much more. by Remote Ruby
57 min listen
Ruby Trivia Edition: Buckle up! In this episode, Jason gathers 30 trivia questions around the Ruby language and ecosystem and quizzes Chris. There is (hopefully) enough time between each question and answer for you to play along, too! The episode opens with the two catching u by Remote Ruby
58 min listen
Joined by Nobody: Chris and Jason put together an "old school" episode without any guests. The two talk about Chris' PR intro Rails for a rich_text field generator, top secrets plans (all the details) for Southeast Ruby, the Interactor gem, and constraints. by Remote Ruby
47 min listen
What else can Rails add by default?: In this episode, we discuss GitHub's upgrade from Rails 3.2 to Rails 5.2, the introduction of ActionText, our yearning for authentication built-in to Rails, and Hacktoberfest spam. by Remote Ruby
34 min listen
Joined by Jason Swett: Jason Swett joins Chris and Jason (Charnes) to talk about testing in Rails and working with legacy applications. by Remote Ruby
52 min listen

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