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  • Future of colors in CSS: why I moved to oklch() from rgb(), hex, and hsl()
    By Andrey Sitnik

    Future of colors in CSS: why I moved to oklch() from rgb(), hex, and hsl()

    BarcelonaJS
  • Weaving and seaming mocks
    By Vladimir Dementyev

    Weaving and seaming mocks

    RubyConf Mini
  • Presenting imgproxy—the blazing fast and secure image processing tool
    By Marina Naperstak

    Presenting imgproxy—the blazing fast and secure image processing tool

    WebSummit
  • Bites and bytes founder gathering: dev tools & open source
    By Victoria Melnikova, Irina Nazarova and Marina Naperstak

    Bites and bytes founder gathering: dev tools & open source

    Bites and bytes founder gathering
  • PostgreSQL as seen by Rubyists
    By Andrey Novikov

    PostgreSQL as seen by Rubyists

    Kaigi on Rails 2022
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  • Presenting AnyCable
    By Vladimir Dementyev and Alexander Tishchenko

    Presenting AnyCable

    Rails SaaS
  • Visiting RubyKaigi
    By Alexey Ivanov, Andrey Novikov and Sampo Kuokkanen

    Visiting RubyKaigi

    RubyKaigi 2022
  • Learn to fly.io with AnyCable
    Podcast with Vladimir Dementyev

    Learn to fly.io with AnyCable

    AnyCasts
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  • Writing code for people
    By Alexey Ivanov

    Writing code for people

    Web Designers and Developers meetup
  • From developer to CEO
    Podcast with Irina Nazarova

    From developer to CEO

    The Ruby on Rails Podcast
  • Turbo Streams vs. consistency
    Podcast with Vladimir Dementyev

    Turbo Streams vs. consistency

    AnyCasts
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  • The pitfalls of realtime-ification
    By Vladimir Dementyev

    The pitfalls of realtime-ification

    RailsConf
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  • Using anycable-client to auto-refresh tokens
    Podcast with Vladimir Dementyev

    Using anycable-client to auto-refresh tokens

    AnyCasts
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  • Why OKLCH is the future of colors in CSS
    By Andrey Sitnik

    Why OKLCH is the future of colors in CSS

    React Berlin Meetup
  • Of users and direct messaging, pt. 2
    Podcast with Vladimir Dementyev

    Of users and direct messaging, pt. 2

    AnyCasts
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  • Of users and direct messaging, pt. 1
    Podcast with Vladimir Dementyev

    Of users and direct messaging, pt. 1

    AnyCasts
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  • Exploring Rails 7, Hotwire and AnyCable speedy streams
    Podcast with Vladimir Dementyev

    Exploring Rails 7, Hotwire and AnyCable speedy streams

    AnyCasts
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  • Do this before hiring developers
    Podcast with Victoria Melnikova

    Do this before hiring developers

    Tech for Non-Techies
  • Frontendless Rails
    By Vladimir Dementyev

    Frontendless Rails

    EMEA on Rails
  • Rails X
    By Vladimir Dementyev

    Rails X

    Saint P RubyConf
  • HTML over WebSockets
    By Vladimir Dementyev

    HTML over WebSockets

    Ruby Banitsa
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  • Building high-performance GraphQL APIs
    By Dmitry Tsepelev

    Building high-performance GraphQL APIs

    Euruko
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  • Frontendless Rails frontend
    By Vladimir Dementyev

    Frontendless Rails frontend

    RailsConf
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  • Frontendless Rails frontend
    Podcast with Vladimir Dementyev

    Frontendless Rails frontend

    Code with Jason
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  • What developers can learn from Soviet space program failures
    By Andrey Sitnik

    What developers can learn from Soviet space program failures

    HalfStack
  • Introduction to Docker for Le Wagon alumni
    By Andy Barnov

    Introduction to Docker for Le Wagon alumni

    Le Wagon Workshop
  • Building TUI interfaces for the web
    By Andy Barnov

    Building TUI interfaces for the web

    Golang meetup
  • GraphQL doesn’t need to be hell
    Podcast with Dmitry Tsepelev

    GraphQL doesn’t need to be hell

    Ruby Rogues
  • The why’s and how’s of transpiling Ruby
    By Vladimir Dementyev

    The why’s and how’s of transpiling Ruby

    RubyKaigi
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  • Rails::Engine with Vladimir Dementyev
    Podcast with Vladimir Dementyev

    Rails::Engine with Vladimir Dementyev

    The Ruby on Rails Podcast
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  • Authorization in the GraphQL era
    By Nikolay Sverchkov

    Authorization in the GraphQL era

    RailsConf
  • Between monoliths and microservices
    By Vladimir Dementyev

    Between monoliths and microservices

    RailsConf
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  • Ruby Next: get future Ruby changes now
    Podcast with Vladimir Dementyev

    Ruby Next: get future Ruby changes now

    Ruby Rogues
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  • Kubernetes on bare metal: SSL
    By Maxim Filatov

    Kubernetes on bare metal: SSL

    Kubernetes Meetup
  • GraphQL on microservices landscape
    By Sergey Ponomarev

    GraphQL on microservices landscape

    Tver.io
  • CODE == TEXT, and developers are writers
    By Andy Barnov

    CODE == TEXT, and developers are writers

    RubyRussia
  • GraphQL-Ruby under the hood and how to write more elegant APIs
    By Dmitry Tsepelev

    GraphQL-Ruby under the hood and how to write more elegant APIs

    RubyRussia
  • Welcome, or access denied
    By Vladimir Dementyev

    Welcome, or access denied

    RubyRussia
  • Serverless is Ruby future
    By Nikolay Sverchkov

    Serverless is Ruby future

    RubyRussia
  • Globalization tools—the state of the Web
    Podcast with Andrey Sitnik

    Globalization tools—the state of the Web

    Google Chrome Developers
  • Dirty magic for resilient API dependencies
    By Sergey Dolganov

    Dirty magic for resilient API dependencies

    RubyConfTH
  • Engine-ering Rails apps
    By Vladimir Dementyev

    Engine-ering Rails apps

    Saint P Ruby Meetup
  • GraphQL-AnyCable
    By Andrey Novikov

    GraphQL-AnyCable

    Saint P RubyConf
  • Thinking in graphs, or why GraphQL is not about mapping database to schema
    By Dmitry Tsepelev

    Thinking in graphs, or why GraphQL is not about mapping database to schema

    Saint P RubyConf
  • Anything new, Rails 6?
    By Nikolay Sverchkov

    Anything new, Rails 6?

    Saint P RubyConf
  • How to make a popular open source project
    By Andrey Sitnik

    How to make a popular open source project

    Frontend Conf
  • Working remotely: Martian style
    By Sergey Dolganov

    Working remotely: Martian style

    RubyUnconf
  • Building resilient API dependency. No magic involved
    By Sergey Dolganov

    Building resilient API dependency. No magic involved

    RubyUnconf
  • How to make a popular open source project
    By Andrey Sitnik

    How to make a popular open source project

    HolyJS
  • REST to GraphQL migration: pros, cons and gotchas
    By Alexey Ivanov

    REST to GraphQL migration: pros, cons and gotchas

    HN Kansai
  • How to make a popular open source project
    By Andrey Sitnik

    How to make a popular open source project

    Tver.io
  • Black magic to build resilient API dependencies
    By Sergey Dolganov

    Black magic to build resilient API dependencies

    Paris.rb
  • Terraforming legacy Rails applications
    By Vladimir Dementyev

    Terraforming legacy Rails applications

    RailsConf
  • Serverless for mere mortals
    By Nikolay Sverchkov

    Serverless for mere mortals

    DUMP
  • Vladimir Dementyev and I discuss contributing to Rails
    Podcast with Vladimir Dementyev

    Vladimir Dementyev and I discuss contributing to Rails

    Code with Jason
  • Yabeda: monitoring monogatari
    By Andrey Novikov

    Yabeda: monitoring monogatari

    RubyKaigi
  • A denial!
    By Vladimir Dementyev

    A denial!

    Seattle.rb
  • My Ruby Story 078: Vlad Dem
    Podcast with Vladimir Dementyev

    My Ruby Story 078: Vlad Dem

    My Ruby Story
  • Writing code for people
    By Alexey Ivanov

    Writing code for people

    WebHack
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  • Cables, concurrency, and Ruby
    Podcast with Vladimir Dementyev

    Cables, concurrency, and Ruby

    Ruby Rogues
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  • Make external API dependency great again (API contract testing)
    By Sergey Dolganov

    Make external API dependency great again (API contract testing)

    RubyConfBY
  • What developers can learn from Soviet space program failures
    By Andrey Sitnik

    What developers can learn from Soviet space program failures

    NodeFest
  • CRDT: Conflict-free Data Types for Collaborative Editing and Offline-First
    By Andrey Sitnik

    CRDT: Conflict-free Data Types for Collaborative Editing and Offline-First

    BrooklynJS
  • Ruby Next: make old Ruby quack like a new one
    By Vladimir Dementyev

    Ruby Next: make old Ruby quack like a new one

    RubyConf
  • High-speed cables for Ruby
    By Vladimir Dementyev

    High-speed cables for Ruby

    RubyConf
  • CRDT and other new ideas for client-server communication
    By Andrey Sitnik

    CRDT and other new ideas for client-server communication

    ThunderPlains
  • Fast tests with Vladimir Dementyev
    Podcast with Vladimir Dementyev

    Fast tests with Vladimir Dementyev

    Ruby Testing Podcast
  • CRDT and other new ideas for client-server communication
    By Andrey Sitnik

    CRDT and other new ideas for client-server communication

    VueConf
  • Evolution of Rails application architecture: 14 years in production
    By Nikolay Sverchkov

    Evolution of Rails application architecture: 14 years in production

    RubyRussia
  • CRDT and other new ideas for client-server communication
    By Andrey Sitnik

    CRDT and other new ideas for client-server communication

    EmpireJS
  • PostCSS way
    By Andrey Sitnik

    PostCSS way

    NYCHTML5
  • MargieMap / Mad Russian scientist / Serverless server
    Podcast with Andrey Sitnik

    MargieMap / Mad Russian scientist / Serverless server

    TalkScriptFM
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  • Gem Check: writing better Ruby gems
    By Vladimir Dementyev

    Gem Check: writing better Ruby gems

    SouthEastRuby
  • CRDT: Conflict-free Data Types for collaborative editing and Offline-first
    By Andrey Sitnik

    CRDT: Conflict-free Data Types for collaborative editing and Offline-first

    NeJS Conf
  • Logux: Redux actions on the server
    By Andrey Sitnik

    Logux: Redux actions on the server

    Seattle JS
  • What developers can learn from Soviet space program failures
    By Andrey Sitnik

    What developers can learn from Soviet space program failures

    ManhattanJS
  • Railways, states & sagas: pure Ruby for wizards
    By Sergey Dolganov

    Railways, states & sagas: pure Ruby for wizards

    RubyConfBY
  • 99 problems of slow tests
    By Vladimir Dementyev

    99 problems of slow tests

    Paris.rb
  • A healthy monolith
    By Nikolay Sverchkov

    A healthy monolith

    Saint P RubyConf
  • Make external API dependency healthy again with contracts
    By Sergey Dolganov

    Make external API dependency healthy again with contracts

    Saint-P RubyConf
  • Metacreativity
    By Vladimir Dementyev

    Metacreativity

    Saint P RubyConf
  • PostCSS way
    By Andrey Sitnik

    PostCSS way

    PiterCSS
  • AnyCable: one cable to rule them all
    By Vladimir Dementyev

    AnyCable: one cable to rule them all

    RubyKaigi
  • TestProf: take your slow tests to the doctor
    By Vladimir Dementyev

    TestProf: take your slow tests to the doctor

    BalkanRuby
  • Logux: Redux actions on the server
    By Andrey Sitnik

    Logux: Redux actions on the server

    React NYC
  • CRDT and other new ideas for client-server communication
    By Andrey Sitnik

    CRDT and other new ideas for client-server communication

    Porto Tech Hub
  • Operating Rails in Kubernetes
    By Kir Shatrov

    Operating Rails in Kubernetes

    RailsConf
  • Access denied: the missing guide to authorization in Rails
    By Vladimir Dementyev

    Access denied: the missing guide to authorization in Rails

    RailsConf
  • Logux: Redux actions on the server
    By Andrey Sitnik

    Logux: Redux actions on the server

    ReactNYC
  • Cables! Cables! Cables!
    By Vladimir Dementyev

    Cables! Cables! Cables!

    Wroc_love.rb
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  • Elixir. There and Back Again
    By Nikolay Sverchkov

    Elixir. There and Back Again

    Expert Fridays
  • Browserslist: one config to rule them all
    By Andrey Sitnik

    Browserslist: one config to rule them all

    QueensJS
  • Package quality assurance
    By Sergey Dolganov

    Package quality assurance

    FOSDEM
  • GraphQL: basics and emotions
    By Evgenii Shkodin

    GraphQL: basics and emotions

    SPB Frontend meetup
  • Size Limit: make the Web lighter
    By Andrey Sitnik

    Size Limit: make the Web lighter

    ReactiveConf
  • Using Logux in production
    By Andrey Sitnik

    Using Logux in production

    ReactiveConf
  • Using Logux in production
    By Andrey Sitnik

    Using Logux in production

    React Vienna
  • Logux, a new approach to client-server communication
    By Andrey Sitnik

    Logux, a new approach to client-server communication

    React Summit
  • Using Logux in production
    By Andrey Sitnik

    Using Logux in production

    Eventloop
  • AnyCable: universal Action Cable
    By Vladimir Dementyev

    AnyCable: universal Action Cable

    RubyConfMY
  • Faster tests
    By Vladimir Dementyev

    Faster tests

    RailsClub