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Object-Oriented Programming (OOP)

talk by Sandi Metz: Nothing is Something

Nothing is Something

Sandi Metz

RailsConf 2015

talk by Jay Zeschin: Cognitive Psychology and the Zen of Code

Cognitive Psychology and the Zen of Code

Jay Zeschin

Rocky Mountain Ruby 2011

talk by Brian Knapp: Message Oriented Programming

Message Oriented Programming

Brian Knapp

MountainWest RubyConf 2015

talk by Tom Stuart: A Lever for the Mind

A Lever for the Mind

Tom Stuart

BathRuby 2015

talk by Sandi Metz: Nothing is Something

Nothing is Something

Sandi Metz

BathRuby 2015

talk by Ryan Davis: Standing on the Shoulders of Giants

Standing on the Shoulders of Giants

Ryan Davis

Ruby on Ales 2015

talk by Konstantin Haase: Opening Keynote: Abstract Thoughts on Abstract Things

Opening Keynote: Abstract Thoughts on Abstract Things

Konstantin Haase

Garden City Ruby 2015

talk by Emily Stolfo: Ruby-red onions: Peeling Back Ruby's Layers in C Extensions

Ruby-red onions: Peeling Back Ruby's Layers in C Extensions

Emily Stolfo

RubyConf 2014

talk by John Cinnamond: Strong Duck Type Driven Development

Strong Duck Type Driven Development

John Cinnamond

RubyConf 2014

talk by Nicholas Henry: Modeling on the Right Side of the Brain

Modeling on the Right Side of the Brain

Nicholas Henry

RailsConf 2014

talk by Tute Costa: Workshop: Simplifying Code - Monster to Elegant in Less Than 5 steps

Workshop: Simplifying Code - Monster to Elegant in Less Than 5 steps

Tute Costa

RailsConf 2014

talk by Mark Menard: Writing Small Code

Writing Small Code

Mark Menard

RailsConf 2014