Ruby on RHS ++
As you probably already know, the main conference of Russian web developers, RIT ++, will take place on the 25-26th in Moscow. Ruby will also be covered at the conference; don't miss the reports listed below :-)
There will be a report on Ruby, as well as a master class on front-end development using Ruby chips (Haml, Sass, Compass).
On Monday, April 25th, at 5:30 pm in hall 4, Andrey Sitnik ( @andrey_sitnik ) will hold an hour-long master class on the theme “Acceleration of front-end development with the help of Haml, Sass and Compass”. One of the Grupon pages will be “prepared” - Andrei (front-end developer on Grupon) will show how “from scratch” (layout) to lay out the Haml-page and use Sass / Compass to connect styles to it, use CSS3 chips, avoid repetitions in styles and generate sprites on the fly using Compass. All the sources of the master class will be posted on GitHub.
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If you are interested in front-end development, I also recommend going to Yury Artyukh’s ( @akella ) report on April 26th, at 4:30 pm in Room 2: what is graceful degradation, why this technique should be used and how to use it correctly. Yuri is a blog and teaches workshops , so this report promises to be interesting and useful.
On April 26th, at 5:30 pm in Room 4, Ravil Bayramgalin ( @brainopia ) will tell the RITUs about what's new in Ruby 1.9 and Rails 3; The report is called "Destroying the negative myths about rubies and rails." It so happened that many professional developers had a negative opinion about Ruby (“slow”) and Rails (“does not scale”). Ravil will tell you how the Rails stack accelerated with new versions of the interpreter and framework, what new features appeared, and why Rails is still the most optimal choice for flexible web development, including examples from the same Grupon.
If you are already registered and will come to RIT - try not to miss reports. We are happy to communicate with you before and after the conference. If you do not have time to register or can not be - the online broadcast will be here , however, for the money.
There will be a report on Ruby, as well as a master class on front-end development using Ruby chips (Haml, Sass, Compass).
On Monday, April 25th, at 5:30 pm in hall 4, Andrey Sitnik ( @andrey_sitnik ) will hold an hour-long master class on the theme “Acceleration of front-end development with the help of Haml, Sass and Compass”. One of the Grupon pages will be “prepared” - Andrei (front-end developer on Grupon) will show how “from scratch” (layout) to lay out the Haml-page and use Sass / Compass to connect styles to it, use CSS3 chips, avoid repetitions in styles and generate sprites on the fly using Compass. All the sources of the master class will be posted on GitHub.
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If you are interested in front-end development, I also recommend going to Yury Artyukh’s ( @akella ) report on April 26th, at 4:30 pm in Room 2: what is graceful degradation, why this technique should be used and how to use it correctly. Yuri is a blog and teaches workshops , so this report promises to be interesting and useful.
On April 26th, at 5:30 pm in Room 4, Ravil Bayramgalin ( @brainopia ) will tell the RITUs about what's new in Ruby 1.9 and Rails 3; The report is called "Destroying the negative myths about rubies and rails." It so happened that many professional developers had a negative opinion about Ruby (“slow”) and Rails (“does not scale”). Ravil will tell you how the Rails stack accelerated with new versions of the interpreter and framework, what new features appeared, and why Rails is still the most optimal choice for flexible web development, including examples from the same Grupon.
If you are already registered and will come to RIT - try not to miss reports. We are happy to communicate with you before and after the conference. If you do not have time to register or can not be - the online broadcast will be here , however, for the money.
Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/118047/
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