In this installment of the Slovene Ruby meetup, organized as usual by Krištof Črnivec at the Computer History Museum, we gathered in a surprisingly large number and hosted two prepared presentations. In the first talk Lio Novelli, co-author of the techno-critical radio show Tehno klistir, familiarized us with the inner...

The Q2 edition of the Slovene Ruby Meetup, organized by Krištof Črnivec, was once again hosted at the Computer History Museum. The evening opened with a talk by Luka Ločniškar on LLM integration at Scania. Ločniškar shared how his team was given effectively unlimited access to Codex tokens and, over...

The Slovene Ruby meetup, organized by Krištof Črnivec, is transitioning from seasonal meetup titles to a quarterly format, while keeping its now well-established structure of short show-and-tell talks interwoven with open-floor discussion. The Q1 meetup at the Computer History Museum opened with a presentation by Damjan Rems, who demonstrated an...

Rubyists gathered once again at the Computer History Museum for our Summer Meetup, continuing the relaxed show-and-tell format with open-floor discussions that proved so successful at our previous gathering. Jan Brdo kicked off the lightning talks by exploring the most significant updates in Spree’s latest major release. As a contributor...

As the season drew to a close, Slovene Rubyists gathered for our Spring Meetup, once again returning to the familiar setting of the Computer History Museum in Ljubljana. While the venue was well known, the meetup introduced a refreshing new format, proposed by the event’s main organizer, Krištof Črnivec. Departing...

With a glimpse of spring in the air, Ruby enthusiasts came together for another evening of knowledge sharing and community building at Slovenian Computer History Museum. The first talk of the evening was by Damjan Rems, who presented “Agile Building of Intranet Applications With Ruby on Rails”. Damjan showcased a...

We were delighted to welcome a full house of Ruby developers and friends, this time at agiledrop, who hosted us and provided a great space for our meetup, with refreshing drinks and snacks. This meetup was special since it was the longest we could remember, running for more than 2...

Ruby developers and friends gathered once again at our Summer Ruby Meetup, and we were delighted to listen to two insightful presentations. The first talk was by Simon Žlender, who had a presentation about Nix and NixOS. He presented the idea of declarative builds and deployments and how to efficiently...

In March another Ruby Meetup brought together familiar faces and fresh ideas in the vibrant world of Ruby development. As always the atmosphere inside was relaxed and buzzing with excitement. The first talk of the evening was Radan Skoric’s “Should I type or should I not?”. Radan delved into the...