Ruby Archaeology: Forgotten web frameworks

Legacy Applications

talk by Jack Christensen: Why Is This So Hard?

Why Is This So Hard?

Jack Christensen

Ancient City Ruby 2019

talk by Braulio Carreno: From 0.10 to 5.2. The story of a 13 year old Rails app

From 0.10 to 5.2. The story of a 13 year old Rails app

Braulio Carreno

RailsConf 2019

talk by Vladimir Dementyev: Terraforming legacy Rails applications

Terraforming legacy Rails applications

Vladimir Dementyev

RailsConf 2019

talk by Kyle d'Oliveira: Death by a thousand commits

Death by a thousand commits

Kyle d'Oliveira

RailsConf 2019

talk by Sangyong Sim: Cleaning up a huge ruby application

Cleaning up a huge ruby application

Sangyong Sim

RubyKaigi 2019

talk by Ryan Bigg, Nick Sutterer, Shibata Hiroshi: Panel: Refactoring

Panel: Refactoring

Ryan Bigg, Nick Sutterer, Shibata Hiroshi

Rails Pacific 2014

talk by Jordan Raine: Ten years of Rails upgrades

Ten years of Rails upgrades

Jordan Raine

RailsConf 2018

talk by Sam Aarons: “API?” – How LendingHome Approaches “Legacy” Technologies

“API?” – How LendingHome Approaches “Legacy” Technologies

Sam Aarons

RailsConf 2018

talk by Olivier Lacan: The Life and Death of a Rails App

The Life and Death of a Rails App

Olivier Lacan

RailsConf 2018

talk by Akira Matsuda: Turbo Boosting Real-world Applications

Turbo Boosting Real-world Applications

Akira Matsuda

RailsConf 2018

talk by Netto Farah: Rescuing legacy codebases with GraphQL and Rails

Rescuing legacy codebases with GraphQL and Rails

Netto Farah

EuRuKo 2017

talk by Nathan Walls: Exploring the History of a 12-year-old Rails Application

Exploring the History of a 12-year-old Rails Application

Nathan Walls

RailsConf 2017