Hi, I use this friday to see some rest in published talks from conferences. This time I check some videos from RubyConf 2019. I see three of them and let me share my personal impressions.
Lucky You by Sandi Metz - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c5WWTvHB_sA This talk was not about programming but about some history and social effects. Some topics are America specific, but in general interesting talk about real life dependencies and consequences. Containerizing Local Development... Is It Worth it? by Tony Drake - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NZ02hy6QOOk Very interesting talk about docker and docker-compose that allows easy to setup environment for development, even when it include some dependencies. Some ideas I have during watching this video: - we can have prepared docker image for each SLE code stream that has prepared env for schema validation using jing - we can prepare Dockerfile for some technologies that use communication with server like iscsi-client, auth-client, etc. which can significantly speed up testing of changes for that modules where we are not much familiar with technology and do not have prepared testing env as we do not touch it often - Yast usage in this env sadly looks mostly for CLI that sets up service during build or during run. Less abstract! Surprising effects of expressing rules of OOP... by Ivan Nemytchenko - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JH8KSPfFvxs Using some visual language to show code design. I am not much impressed by this talk and do not find it useful. I hope you find this useful. Josef -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] To contact the owner, e-mail: [email protected]
