Vladimir is a mathematician who found his happiness in programming Ruby and Erlang, contributing to open source and being an Evil Martian. Ruby on Rails contributor, author of AnyCable and many yet unknown ukulele melodies.
Ruby 2.7 is just around the corner. It will bring a lot of new features, including new syntax additions: pattern matching, numbered parameters.
That’s good news. The bad news is that not many of us will be able to use these goodies right away: the upgrade cost blocks application developers; gem authors have to support older versions.
What if we were able to use Ruby Next features while running Ruby Current? Maybe, we can cast a metaprogramming spell for that? Yes, we can. And I’ll show you how.
| Terraforming legacy Rails applications | RailsConf | April 2019 |
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| A denial! A denial! A denial! | Seattle.rb | April 2019 |
| High-speed cables for Ruby | RubyConf | November 2018 |
| The Gem Check: writing better Ruby gems | SouthEastRuby | August 2018 |
| 99 problems of slow tests | Paris.rb | June 2018 |
| MetaCreativity | Saint-P RubyConf | June 2018 |
| AnyCable: One cable to rule them all | RubyKaigi | May 2018 |
| Take your slow tests to the doctor | BalkanRuby | May 2018 |
| Access Denied: the missing guide to authorization in Rails | RailsConf | April 2018 |
| Cables! Cables! Cables! | Wroc_Love.rb | March 2018 |
| AnyCable: Universal Action Cable | RubyConfMY | October 2017 |
| Faster Tests | RailsClub | September 2017 |
| Writing better Ruby gems | Saint-P RubyConf | August 2017 |
| Action Cable. Making Better | BRUG | May 2017 |
| Real-time приложения. Модные фреймворки. Что дальше? | DUMP | April 2017 |
| Run Test Run | RubyConfBY | April 2017 |
| AnyCable | RailsClub | October 2016 |
for free. You
can too.
