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Elevate your Ruby skills. Everywhere. Futuristic Web Dev That’s Fast and Fun! Hosted by Jared White.
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Signup to Generate a PitchFullstack Ruby Podcast is hosted by Jared White. The show has published 12 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "A Casual Conversation with KOW (Karl Oscar Weber) on Camping, Open Source Politics, and More" (18 December 2024, 64 minutes), "Designing Your API for Their API (Yo Dawg!)" (15 October 2024, 28 minutes), and "Ruby un Rails (and Proof of Life Update)" (5 May 2024, 32 minutes).
Fullstack Ruby Podcast publishes roughly every few months, with episodes averaging 36 minutes across 12 episodes.
Booking probability for Fullstack Ruby Podcast is 19%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Fullstack Ruby Podcast requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Fullstack Ruby Podcast's contact route on record: verified email.
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Jared White hosts Fullstack Ruby Podcast, a technology podcast with 12 episodes published.
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Episode #12
<p>This is a right humdinger of an episode of <b>Fullstack Ruby</b>! I got the chance to talk with Karl Oscar Weber all about the Camping web framework, as well as his Grilled Cheese livestream, working as a freelancer...
Episode #11
<p>It’s tempting to want to take the simplistic approach of writing “to the framework” or to the external API directly in the places where you need to interface with those resources, but it’s sometimes a much better...
Episode #10
<p>The rumors are true: <b>I became a Ruby developer because of Rails</b>. It’s probably common that folks find a tech stack or framework which offers the features and the community they desire and so learn the language...
Episode #9
<p>What are signals? What is find-grained reactivity? Why is everyone talking about them on the frontend these days? And what, if anything, can we apply from our newfound knowledge of signals to backend programming? Is...
<p>Ayush is on the core team of Bridgetown, a specialist in Ruby on Rails and Hotwire app development, and a personal friend. I'm very excited to have him on the show today to talk about all things fullstack web dev...
Episode #7
<p>Ruby can now run on Wasm! WebAssembly (abbreviated Wasm) is a binary instruction format for a stack-based virtual machine. Wasm is designed as a portable compilation target for programming languages, enabling...
<p>Every Ruby web framework has its own way of configuring itself as well as third-party dependencies. In some cases it's largely up to you, in other cases it's clearly spelled out. There may or may not also be some...
Episode #5
<p>Ruby is optimized for programmer happiness. What does that even mean? Which programmer? Whose happiness? What if you use Ruby and aren't happy? Does that mean Ruby failed?<br><br>All this and much more to be covered...
<p>Design patterns on the frontend: this is a subject far too little discussed from what I can tell, yet with a fundamental awareness and regular usage of design patterns, you can dramatically uplevel your frontend...
<p>Typically when you mention "Ruby" and "template" in the same breath, people will think of ERB. Perhaps even Haml. But did you know that the Ruby ecosystem offers a wide variety of template engines, and quite a few...
Episode #2
<p>There are no full stack engineers?! Let's talk about that. Also, just what is a componentized view architecture anyway? What are components? For that matter, what are templates? What are partials? I break it all down...
Episode #1
<p>Hey everybody, I’m so glad you could tune in for the debut episode of Fullstack Ruby. I’ve been on a few Ruby-themed podcasts over the past 18 months, but this is the first time I’m running a show about Ruby...
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