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In this episode of Remote Ruby, Chris and Andrew reflect on their experiences at the final RailsConf in Philly. They discuss their interactions, keynotes, the vibe of community, and favorite talks that stood out. Highlights include reminiscing about Aaron Patterson and Aji Slater's keynotes and their entertaining reflections on 20 years of RailsConf history. They also explore the recent updates and adjustments to technical practices, such as the FerrumPdf gem, handling Turbo Frames requests, and the excitement surrounding the emerging Hotwire Dev Tools extension. Hit the download button now!
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- Judoscale- Remote Ruby listener gift
- Google Cloud-RailsConf 2017: a round-up (Aja Hammerly)
- RailsConf 2017: Keynote by Aaron Patterson (YouTube)
- FerrumPdf
- Grover
- httparty
- Herb
- Dragon Ball
- Learn Hotwire Course
- Hotwire Dev Tools
- Rails World 2025, Sept 4 & 5, Amsterdam, NL
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