Just moved on to a Ruby project that utilizes Sidekiq heavily, thanks for sharing this knowledge

Urdu me hi bna leta to best tha

@Mix & Go Loved it

The apartment gem is unmaintained - is there another solution for identifying tenants by domain?

thank you i should be great if your able to organise these type of webinar

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great !

Nice discussion but it is not enough to test mode/system test but you should check controller service classes! because they force to design your coding.

Good conversation

Jeremy Evans is an international treasure! Thank you for giving us Roda and Sequel 🙏 As someone who has made millions from a Rails based SaaS app over the last 14 years (starting with Rails 2), I wish we would've developed our initial iteration using Roda because long term maintainability of Roda dwarfs that of Rails. Having to upgrade Rails every 2 years was not easy! We switched over to Roda in 2013 and never looked back.

Roda is superior to Rails and Sinatra, I've been using it in production for many years, Roda is more complex than Sinatra, has less ready-made gems/plugins than Rails, but the speed/performance is much greater, totally recommended.

Skip to 43:11 for the RAILS VS RODA SHOWDOWN!

Nice video but the sound of you drinking water is distracting and annoying. Just use a straw..lol

can u make a video on using postfix with action mailbox

This video is epic!!! Thanks to the presenter and the organizers

thanks

the great one ❤from Côte d'ivoire.

【English】I like Roda because it's very concise, natural, readable, and clear compared to Rails. I can add functionality as I like, rather than having Rails already contain a lot of stuff I don't need. It's also more flexible than Sinatra, especially in terms of routing. 【中文】我很喜欢Roda,因为相比于 Rails 它非常简明、自然、可读、清晰。 我可以按照我的想法来添加功能，而不是像Rails一样已经包含了很多我不必要的东西。它又比Sinatra要更加灵活，尤其在路由方面。

Happy to see Pakistan is catching up with tech Ruby Confs.

If Roda is 4th most popular, and Rails & Sinatra are 1st and 2nd ...what is 3rd? Hanami?

Thanks for posting this. Roda and Sequel are amazing and Jeremy is the nicest and most thorough developer and maintainer.

Good job Sabrina, l am very proud of you 👍👍💐🇵🇰

Where can we find the presentation material?

great video

Nice

multiple databases really ? very bad approach

This is very good video, If you don't mind can you also share the link for the 1cb multidb approach. thank you very much. much love!

Very nice

👏 thx for yours tips. from japan.

she is awesome!

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Hello!! Enjoying your videos. Have you looked into using Promosm to help your videos rank better??

Thank you for the talk

Awesome i hope you keep the good work. 🔥

Very nicely covered. Would have loved to have this when I first set out to learn how to use GraphQL in Rails haha. Keep up the good work!

Today I learned something. Thanks Ruby Conf. Great speaker.

very nice and informative stuff

I don't disagree with him at 100% but TDD is a big "tool" to increase the quality of the software you are delivering, among other things I'd not bother mentioning.

Keep it up 👍

6 months ago when I started working in interactions, which were not like these but different private gem of some people, it feel very difficult to do them, but when I have done few of them, I found it is much easier to programme using these interaction, have not used these context but our one uses Input/Output and actions. Thanks for nice discussion.

appreciate Brother....

Maximum quality is 360p and we can't see the code!