Lightning Talk: How to be a Ruby scholar, do a prject, and (accidentally) break your laptop

Section 1

Sarah Mei

Lightning Talks Intro

00:13

Section 2

Noah Durbin

Lightning Talk: An intro to Langchain.rb

01:10

Section 3

Sunjay Armstead

Lightning Talk: Advance - How to propel the next generation of technologists

06:23

Section 4

Manu Vanconcelos

Lightning Talk: Software Engineering Gaphic Design

11:30

Section 5

Alexander Mitchell

Lightning Talk: How to be a Ruby scholar, do a prject, and (accidentally) break your laptop

15:51

Section 6

Neil Hendren

Lightning Talk: Interactive Data Visualization with JavaScript and the HTMLS5 Canvas

18:53

Section 7

Adam McCrea

Lightning Talk: We do not need a static site generator

24:00

Section 8

Elshadai Tegegn

Lightning Talk: Interpretable and Explainable AI

28:52

Section 9

Benjamin Fleischer

Lightning Talk: Sombrero Code - From blog post to jargon

33:55

Section 10

Ken Maeshima

Lightning Talk: Ruby for Good

38:53

Section 11

Gary Tou

Lightning Talk: My Top 5 Favorite Ruby Gems

43:56

Section 12

Ronan Potage

Lightning Talk: Tooling Over Documentation

48:40

Section 13

Jeff Casimir

Lightning Talk: Ruby Community

53:51

Section 14

Michal Kazmierczak

Lightning Talk: Owning Telemetry Data in Ruby

59:35

Section 15

Justin Bowen

Lightning Talk: Active Agents

01:04:59

Section 16

Mariusz Kozieł

Lightning Talk: Why It's important to attend and organize Ruby Meetups

01:09:35

Section 17

David Hill

Lightning Talk: Ode to RailsConf Podcast

01:15:09

Section 18

Richard Schneeman

Lightning Talk: How to Open Source (Book)

01:16:22

Section 19

Rhiannon Payne

Lightning Talk: Introduction - Marketing for Ruby Central

01:17:30

Section 20

Cindy Backman

Lightning Talk: Confreaks

01:18:43

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