Rails World 2024 Opening Keynote - David Heinemeier Hansson
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ก.ย. 2024
- During DHH's Opening Keynote of Rails World 2024 in Toronto, Rails 8 beta was shipped with Authentication, Propshaft, Solid Cache, Solid Queue, Solid Cable, Kamal 2, and Thruster. No PaaS needed when building with the One Person Framework.
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kamal-deploy.org/
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Dude, DHH came a long way, from Apple promoter to actually promoting open software and hardware, Framework, VIM, Linux.... nice. This is a vision I can subscribe to.
Finally !
Wonder what made him switch. But indeed better to see.
@@kissu_io dealing with the appstore
The ecosystem just got a lot better. He's not political, he just wants to be max happy.
@@kissu_io He's said in a few recent interviews that it was multiple frustrations with Apple over the years that finally culminated into him giving Linux a shot. And he even says, with a cheeky smile of course, that he is thankful of Apple of making so many bad decisions, because now he is much happier in Linux land and the new ecosystem and community he has discovered within.
dude, yes. if only he weren't drunk af during this talk. -.- what the actual fuck, sincerely.
Cache invalidation of mental models is a hard problem.
Where is the camera for the keynote? Could you please update the video with the keynote? Thank you 🙏
Today, I completed my first app built with Rails 7.1 after 22 years of developing with PHP! I’m thrilled to deploy it across nine domains and can’t wait to start exploring Rails 8!
that's it for me. I'm gonna check out Ruby and Rails. I'm a mainly a frontend dev and this past year has been unbelievably painful at work (next.js...........). I want to feel joy again
Same (Using Nextjs at work too),
The moment I use any Backend framework from Nestjs to ROR to Laravel I feel calm and focused on what I want to achieve as logic not the stupidity of the framework and patching Zirilion Library or writing everything from scratch because it's called a framework and nothing is built in it and even the built-in features are the worst of web history, And God save us from their features and technical opinions in Nextjs I never ever saw stupidity like this in my life.
Server-Action leaks data.
The framework leaks memory.
The slowest dev server ever in web history even the Rust version they created is slow and hanging The Rust one for god sake people 😂😂😂 !!!!!! Which drugs do they take to make rust slower than a turtle
The image component with Sharp was causing memory leaks.
A couple of weeks ago the shipped solution to the server actions and then reverted the solution and when people started asking them for this stupid they played the victim and pointed fingers at the devs.
Every time there is a problem with the framework or a wrong technical decision they blame
If there were a survey for the worst-ever web framework it would be Nextjs without double-checking.
The whole framework and features are before beta not even in beta and they ship them as stable.
I'm was a Backend only developer for many years who wanted nothing to do with Frontend (due to all the shenanigans happening in JS world) but once Hotwire (Turbo, Stimulus) was in beta I jumped back to Fullstack Rails, found a new job explicitly based on the fact they use Monolith Rails with Hotwire and now 2 years in I voulenteer to do all the FE work because I enjoy it so much ❤ So easy these days
I really want to try out Rails too, but I feel like no one is hiring Juniors for jobs in RoR so I feel pigeon holed into learning something like Spring instead.
Welcome to the club
@@pietime123123 My situation was and still like you too there are more jobs for other stacks but this also comes with more competition, Yes the chance to find job in other stacks with high demand is better than Ruby/Rails -- but i have what you can call "80-20 Methodology" in these cases
A: What i love and want to try and work with
B: What is the market needs and what is in high demand
So my learning time (100%) will be: 80 + 20
80% i will learn and do projects with what in category B which will help me get the job and be in the safe-side of what is market needs
20% invested in category A (Learning what i love and want to work with) which i can add to my resume also because I'm already have a reasonable knowledge
I get 3 benefits from this methodology
1- I learned what gets the job because of the market needs, I learned what i love and If an opportunity came in both sides I'm ready
2- Increased my chances to get a job
3- This benefits me mentally much in both cases and made me better at my job stack, how? I work as a JS Full-stack you could say React+Node but learning PHP was one of the best ever investments i did in my whole life i didn't like the lang at the end or even worked with it; But you know waht i learned a ton about how the web works and back-ends more than my whole career in JS from best practice to understand some blurry concepts i never get 100% in JS.
To wrap things up: Learn what is needed in your area and can get you the job steal time to learn and work on what you love and want to work with
For your case 80% Java/Spring 20% Ruby/ROR
Don't make this stops you
DHH’s keynotes keep getting better. Thanks for all the nice gifts this year too. A lot of us do appreciate them!
Guy was reading from script the first 15 mins, then goes totally ballistic unhinged 37signal podcast mode. That's the kind of keynote I like to see! I went from watching this on iPhone 13mini, and stop mid way to put it on my 40" tv. Brilliant.
I made the popcorn ready and put my cozy pajamas to enjoy him slamming the F words every 1.5min. Wish all the presentations would be from dev to devs like this one, and not from marketing to investors like everyone else...
I can listen to DHH for days and days without getting bored man
@railsofficial Can we have the slides? The edit here cuts out the slides a lot...
Upload the deck somewhere and then add “BEEP” to the video to tell us when to change slides.
80s kids know.
I love the formulation: "Cache invalidation of Mental Models" !
"The initial trigger for me to even get interested in no build for Rails 7 was just
an infuriating annoyance by being unable to compile Javascript project I had so carelessly
left alone for five minutes."😅
This feels like the beginning of an era. Everyone is going to copy this just like everyone copied original rails.
This guy is a living Legend!
Him, Yehuda Katz and John Resig are the fathers of the modern web
By far the best keynote from DHH
This guy is pushing mid forties, has 3 kids, is a millionaire and he looks like a 20 something. Oh well. God bless. I still remember the "unlearn your mba presentation" he gave years ago when he was 20 something. My manager was 40+ something back then and made our lives miserable because he was so incombetent. Oh well, some people just have it. Thanx for Rails, DHH , by the way. I was able to write an rails app in 2 weeks time to solve a serious problem at my job when all the others had just given up.
Rails on fire the last few years
As someone who's been working with Ruby/Rails since 2009-ish... this feels great! WebDev has devolved so much since those days and this is a breath of fresh air.
I've been hesitant to look at Ruby after being scarred by Puppets use of it, but DHH makes ROR8 look very enticing.
Yup, rails is here to stay 🎉
Dang, Laravel just announced Laravel Cloud... ahaha
But they have had Laravel Forge for years. It's good to have a choice and they can finally move all the Vercel fans over.
So cool. Every other framework creates a cloud offering. The Rails community builds real businesses that want to save money, and that pressure benefits the community.
Ver *coughs* cel and a certain TH-camr be like 👀
@@markmywords3817 vercel is an absolute piece of crap who make money by scaring javascript developers
I'm moving from Next.js, React.js and JavaScript frameworks because of you, bro. I just started Ruby on Rails and I'm loving it already❤
i am following what the jobs on the market needs, if demand for RoR is the main demand, i will learn it. If not, then it's enough just for hobby
All about deploying to the Pi in my hall closet 😄
So painful to watch this and not see the slides at all...
I've been working in the kind of setup that DHH talks about with cloudless operations, reducing JS packages, leveraging Linux, etc. I am BEAMING with joy to hear similar opinions about this approach, after a merger I was forced to deploy on cloud and it's been a nightmare with the sheer volume of information I need to learn just to configure and deploy a site.
First half sounds like a villain brewing to purge the world from tech capitalists 😂. Great Keynote.
wow, that was a kickass presentation, awesome new stuffs
23:56 this is so true when it comes to deploying "to the cloud". I had discussions with a dev cowoker about it where we agreed that the cost of going to the cloud is high - not only in term of pricing...
I want to switch from Laravel to Rails now.
I picked up Rails in 2024 and I am proud of it!
Thank you DHH! Now we need more jobs!
Watch it again! It's the one-person-framework. 😀
DHH is our prophet 🙏
Thank the Rails team for all new amazing Rails features 🎉
and he looks like a prophet nowadays :)
@@doli797 LMAO
@@doli797he's becoming the Ruby Jesus and growing a Linux beard haha
David gave an awesome presentation promoting open source and the important 'you can do it' motto. He emphasised that even if things are hard in life or programming, with patience and practice, you can become a valuable asset in your life or work, regardless of the framework or language you use. David's speech gives you confidence, and highlights that even if things are difficult at the beginning, they are rewarding in the end. 🙌
One hour of Ruby Jesus not only telling it as it is but also providing solutions. The triangle company doesn't stand a chance.
Go rails
We are building a solution that let people use and practice linux
Pay tribute to the open web, view source!
Nice to see that Primeagen made him famous.
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make rails great again 😍😍😍
Has anyone used Propshaft? Oh boy, there’s a lot of work to do to get all the goodies. Too many of them! 😝
yes, for a few weeks
Absolutely, if there is an app it proves any complexity that was shed was clearly unwarranted.
Wow. There is absolutely no world where I'm not diving back into Rails and parking a Pi in my closet to serve something rad for my friends. It's so rare to agree with so many strong opinions on the internet.
Also, I hope y'all post the slides somewhere!
I don't use Rails (yet?), but I'm here from start to end just to watch DHH 's excitement for Rails 🙃
Everything scales. If you have enough money, you can scale any technology. The question is, how much does it cost after all?
SQLite has been used in iOS and macOS forever, so great to see Rails 8 embracing it again!
guess I should learn rails. I do love sveltekit but this is pretty compelling
dude, In my work we still have a cumbersome complicated build pipeline
Amazing. Time for another epic adventure.
One of the best presentations seen so far!! Excited for the new stuff
Thank you for these incredible gifts! 🎁
Thanks for sharing! Would be nice to see the keynote slides in fullscreen
"Its more fun to be compitent!"
Nailed it.
I don't use Ruby but DHH is the GOAT
as someone who is starting to touch rails now this talk was fire
DHH our Lord and Savior 🙏
* nobuild explained 3:40
* 1M req per sec.9:00
* cost of PaaS 26:50
* Propshaft 39:05
* Solid Queue/Cache & SQLite 41:26
* encrypted cache 46:32
* Thruster 51:27
* Kamal 2 52:30
we are thrusting to the moon with this one, lads.
30:00 lol ozempic is also Danish made
Awesome, Rails is back🤘🚂
Ruby & Rails Forever!
I am thanks to ThePrimeagen and Tj
17:20 gfy internet explorer 😂
I love the DHH Rants!
Отличный доклад! 💪
He mentions tree shaking as if that is a bad thing. That's one of my favorite parts of build pipelines is shaking out all the library junk that doesn't need to ship.
DHH would say spend sometime deleting code.
@@throwtheproject sure if you own the code. What about external libraries?
pretty cool!
Great stuff!
wow, just wow!
Great keynote
what *** string! *** do in generator?
The ! is for marking the column as non nullable
Nice 🔥
❤
I see too many noobs shooting on their own foots bcos of DHH telling them linux is good for them :D
🤩🤩🤩
31:44 - Who is that?
Salesforce CEO (and thus, Heroku)
I think it was Martin Shkreli?
I'm hopping into Rails once or twice a year to write some MVPs and test my ideas. It's an awesome piece of software for doing everything solo and have something delivered after literally a weekend (Friday evening included). The best thing that happened to Rails is the community creating and maintaining thousands of gems that I can easily connect together to have something working within 3 days. That's what I call quality-software and what I miss in Java world where almost everyone uses Spring but there's no community building its ecosystem on top of Spring. We build everything (even the most trivial stuff) from scratch. Every. Single. Time.
Rails is still relevant in IT ? Does anyone started developing new application recently ?
The first he spends talking about how we should know how to run things and the second he goes over how everything is going to be setup without you having to know anything. 😂
it's looks like kamal is another docker wrapper that complicate stuffs.
This is the most generics have ever been talked about at a Ruby conference.
9:27 the thing is that the equivalent in any other technology can be done with far less resources.
That's only true if you think about computing resources, and those are becoming cheaper every year. If you think about development experience and speed, it's hard to compete with Rails.
i am pretty sure the presentation would be so much better without all those swearing... :)
Learn concepts, not frameworks... all this bullshit is not useful in the long run.
Incredible version, big thank to Rails team