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---
title: Speakers & Talks
talks:
- title: OPENING
speaker: Xavier Noria
twitter: fxn
type: keynote
avatar: https://www.gravatar.com/avatar/7223c62b7310e164eb79c740188abbda
abstract: |
Famous for his excellent work on Rails documentation and Rails Guides,
Xavier Noria (@fxn) is Member of the Rails core team and Ruby Hero
Award winner in RailsConf 2010. A self-employed Ruby developer from
Barcelona, he has spoken at numerous Ruby and Rails conferences across
the world and is the author of Rails Contributors.
- title: Upgrade strategies for Ruby and Rails
speaker: Enrique Mogollan
avatar: http://www.gravatar.com/avatar/13568f12c4de3b682b505822cc180458
twitter: mogox
slides: https://speakerdeck.com/mogox/upgrade-strategies-for-ruby-and-rails
abstract: |
Are you running Rails 5 already? How about ruby 2.3.X? I've been
upgrading apps since Ruby 1.87 and Rails 2 and it's fun but there are
always challenges. In this talk I'll describe the different methods
that are available and which have worked better for me in an agile
environment. This talk includes code examples, git graphs, venn
diagrams, config files and it is suitable for all levels.
- title: Responsible gem collector
speaker: Adam Niedzielski
avatar: http://www.gravatar.com/avatar/9800e8331d2341549301c957a878f1c8
twitter: niedzielskiadam
abstract: |
The power of Ruby comes from a huge number of available gems. "Just use
gem X" is often an answer presented in blog posts or Stack Overflow
topics. However, each new gem has an impact on the future maintenance
cost of your application. Some gems are optimized for a short term
perspective - they give you an instant burst of productivity, but you
have to pay for it later on. Other gems require more initial effort on
your side, but they are much more flexible when you have to introduce
some non-standard changes. In this talk I will show you how to select
gems for a long term perspective - as if you were to support your
application for the next 5 years.
- title: '<i class="fa fa-bolt"></i> Lightning Talks <i class="fa fa-bolt"></i>'
speaker: You!
avatar: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/b/b6/Lightnings_sequence_2_animation.gif
twitter: mystery
abstract: |
One of <em>Conferencia Rails</em> traditions is to open the stage and
give the mic to anyone that has a story to tell or a message to give in 4
minutes or less, so be ready, you will have chance to get in line for it
at the event, and the crowd will be yours... briefly
<p>
Are you/your talk's title/your slides missing here?
<a href="mailto:[email protected]">write us!</a>
</p>
<ol>
<li> <b><a href="twitter.com/@voodoorai2000">Raimond Garcia</a></b>
<em>Presenting Consul</em></li>
<li> <b><a href="twitter.com/@rafadc">Rafa de Castro</a></b></li>
<li> <b><a href="twitter.com/@samlown">Sam Lown</a></b>
<em>REST is REST</em></li>
<li> <b><a href="twitter.com/@julioGarPer">Julio García Perez</a></b>
<em>Tinder Bot</em></li>
<li> <b><a href="twitter.com/@mogox">Enrique Mogollan</a></b><em></em></li>
<li> <b><a href="twitter.com/@roreef">Rodrigo Muñoz</a></b></li>
<li> <b><a href="twitter.com/@javier_dev">Javier Cuevas</a></b></li>
<li> <b><a href="twitter.com/eparreno">Emili Parreño</a></b>
<em>Microservices</em>
<!--<a href=""> slides </a>-->
</li>
<li>
<b><a href="twitter.com/colgado_es">Nando</a></b>
<em>NOT-SO-LIGHTNING TALK</em>
(<a href="https://github.com/the-cocktail/tck-lambdas">slides</a>)
</li>
</ol>
- title: Ten years with Rails, wow's and meh's
speaker: Fernando Blat
avatar: http://www.gravatar.com/avatar/89e7c8b162c71e9905fbfe7d2ec376dc
twitter: ferblape
slides: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/659167/12%20years%20rails.pdf
abstract: |
Many of us have growth as web developers using Ruby on Rails, taking
advantage of the good practices and patterns that it introduced so
subtly.
I propose an exercise of taking a step back and, with some perspective,
think about what we love and hate of this framework, why it's still
cool and what we should demand in other frameworks we adopt.
workshop:
title: Rspec for newbies
abstract: |
This is a very introductory workshop forthose who don't want to
write tests because of the time, or those that already know a bit
of minitest. We'll develop a super-small API application, and we'll
write the tests first!
- title: Highly scalable storage with MySQL and Ruby
speaker: Olek Janiszewski
avatar: http://www.gravatar.com/avatar/70ce3eb95ce56c85b6da5bcfe7ce6b10
twitter: exviva
slides: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/170jTnsZv3VCMtmnvU81FPuNtQ7uST5UJAtvzhJIsf_4
abstract: |
At HotelTonight, we're handling millions of price and availability
updates from thousands of hotels per month. See how we've developed a
highly scalable append-only store built on top of MySQL and the Sequel
gem to handle constant writes and almost real-time reads.
- title: Understanding Unix pipes with Ruby
speaker: Sergio Gil
avatar: http://www.gravatar.com/avatar/45742831d67c80d12cd7b24907b8d760
twitter: porras
slides: https://github.com/porras/pipes
abstract: |
I will present an amazing technology that matches a lot of <i>buzzwords</i>:
scalable, parallel, stream-oriented data processing, with back
pressure and a pluggable interface. And yet very simple to use and
understand. The Unix pipe. Pipes are simple, right? And have been
there since <i>forever</i>. And still, there is more to them than meets
the eye. They have a series of properties that make them something
more than a relic of the past, or a source of neat tricks to do shell
oneliners. Things that are quite trendy despite the fact that pipes were
invented almost 50 years ago, like parallelism, or data streams. In this
talk, we’ll discover and discuss those properties and those use cases,
all through Ruby examples.
- title: 'KEYNOTE'
speaker: Godfrey Chan
twitter: chancancode
type: keynote
avatar: https://avatars3.githubusercontent.com/u/55829?v=3&s=466
abstract: |
Godfrey Chan (<a href='https://twitter.com/chancancode' target='_blank'>@chancancode</a>)
is a member of the Ruby on Rails core team and an Ember.js contributor.
He currently works at Tilde as an in-house Canadian. In his previous life,
he was also an award-winning WordPress™ plugin author.
- title: KEYNOTE
speaker: Kerri Miller
twitter: kerrizor
type: keynote
avatar: https://avatars3.githubusercontent.com/u/257689?v=3&s=466
abstract: |
Senior Software Developer based in Seattle, Kerri Miller
(<a href='https://twitter.com/kerrizor' target='_blank'>@kerrizor</a>)
has participated in numerous events around the world spreading her knowledge
and voicing her opinions which are very highly regarded in the Ruby community.
She is often in the role of bridging the gap between hard demands of technology
and the soft desires of business and art. Kerri enjoys teaching among many
things and is now part of the Github team.
- title: 20 tips to secure your Rails app
speaker: Daniel Lobato Garcia
avatar: http://www.gravatar.com/avatar/fe4dc5ea02ac73b9981bcc549a7a288c
twitter: dLobatog
abstract: |
Security is an afterthought for your app? You have a problem, but
after you review your application and apply all of the tips, attackers
will have it much harder than before. We'll go over whitelisting vs
blacklisting, how just visiting a site can be a problem (CSRF), how
to deal with file uploads, security tokens and headers in your app,
cookie replays, and more countermeasures to popular attacks. CSRF,
XSS, CVE sound like Star Wars' ships to you? Come to this talk and
leave with a lot of ideas to start securing your Rails app.
- title: Secrets of testing Rails 5 apps
speaker: Prathamesh Sonpatki
avatar: http://www.gravatar.com/avatar/1b0973b64704738dbc8ce24d8382bb1f
twitter: _cha1tanya
slides: https://speakerdeck.com/chaitanya/rails-5-testing-presentation-given-at-conferencia-rails
abstract: |
Testing Rails 5 apps has become better experience out of the box.
Rails has also become smarter by introducing the test runner.
Now we can't complain that about not able to run a single test or not
getting coloured output. A lot of effort gone into making tests
especially integration tests run faster. The overall testing strategy is
also moving from focussing testing internals to testing explicit parts of
the whole system. Come and join me as we will commence the journey to
uncover the secrets of testing Rails 5 apps.
bio: |
Prathamesh is Director at BigBinary based out of India. He builds web
apps using Rails and React.js!. He is interested in open source and
contribute to many Ruby and Rails related projects. He likes Emacs
operating system a lot and can be found constantly tweaking his .emacs.d
workshop:
title: React on Rails workshop
abstract: |
In this workshop, we will learn about ReactJS and using ReactJS with a
Ruby on Rails.
We will be building an app with React and Rails to learn about React as
well as how to integrate it effectively with Rails. We will cover React
basics - components, states and props - related to data flow. We will
also look at setting up a React on Rails app. After that we will
discuss rendering model of React components and various component
lifecycle methods. We will also take a look at how to do server side
rendering using React.
At the end of the workshop, the attendees will get understanding of
basics of React and how to integrate it with Rails. They will also have
a working example of such app to continue learning further.
For attending the workshop, familarity with Rails is expected. No prior
knoweldge of React is required. Attendees are expected to bring laptops
setup with Rails. We will send setup instructions before the workshop
if required.
- title: Bulk load data with ActiveRecord and NoSQL
speaker: Carlos Sánchez Pérez
avatar: http://www.gravatar.com/avatar/687f7d738303adc69c96a69b6b02a2e6
twitter: carlossanchezp
slides: http://slides.com/carlossanchezperez/deck-3#/
abstract: |
In this talk I want to explain my experience in the bulk load data on
different projects with Active Record and NoSQL. I will try to speak
about speed aspects, migration from millions of rows, external data
from other systems, problems encountered, performance tuning and learned
some tricks…
- title: How we build an SPA with Rails API and React.js
speaker: Adam Pahlevi
avatar: http://www.gravatar.com/avatar/0545345f5c5e2d0e4b0959a1f4dc1e85
twitter: adamvim
abstract: |
Thanks to React.js and Rails-API, now it is more intuitive to write the
next app in this API-driven style. As this requires change of the way we
used to write an app, this talk intend to demonstrate how it can be done.
<ul>
<li> - Why Rails API?</li>
<li> - Why not Padrino? (+ our challenges/worry with Padrino).</li>
<li> - How to write the components?</li>
<li> - How to align them to work together with Assets Pipeline</li>
<li> - How about page routing?</li>
<li> - How about authentication/authorization?</li>
<li> - What's advantage of doing all this?</li>
</ul>
- title: Phoenix Framework for Rails devs
speaker: Javier Cuevas
avatar: http://www.gravatar.com/avatar/6b4a126e8934bcc21bd3bbf42b331c63
twitter: javier_dev
slides: http://www.slideshare.net/Diacode/phoenix-for-rails-devs
abstract: |
Phoenix Framework is a web framework for Elixir, a functional programming
language created by José Valim (ex Rails core team) that runs on the
Erlang VM. The goal of the talk is to do a brief introduction to Elixir
and introduce the Phoenix Framework, from the perspective of a Rails
developer. In the last ElixirConf EU about 80% of the audience were Ruby
devs, so there is a clear interest on this technology among rubyists.
- title: Tech work and mental health
speaker: Diego Fernández Fernández
avatar: https://pbs.twimg.com/profile_images/678550570404339712/1rRIJV1f.jpg
twitter: littlemove
slides: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B75rRqqhROgbcW1xbmVobl94LVE/view
abstract: |
It's easy to find information, more or less accurate, about the physical
toll that tech workers get from the kind of job we do and also how to
avoid or mitigate some of the risks we get exposed too. But what about
the mind?
The purpose of this talk it's to point out the importance of mental
health in our environment. We will try to answer questions about what are
the risks we're exposed to and how to deal with them.
- title: CLOSING
speaker: Aaron Patterson
twitter: tenderlove
type: keynote
avatar: https://avatars3.githubusercontent.com/u/3124?v=3&s=466
abstract: |
Ruby, Rails and Rack Core contributor. Renowned
speaker at numerous international events, and author of Nokogiri(XML
parser) and Psych(YAML parser) Aaron Patterson
(<a href='https://twitter.com/tenderlove' target='_blank'>@tenderlove</a>)
is one of Ruby's most respected and loved programmers. He has improved
ActiveRecord substantively in usability and performance and is also
on the Ruby and Rails security teams.
---
<h1>Conferencia Rails <em class='date'>Madrid, 13-15th October 2016</em></h1>
<h2>Speakers</h2>
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