I Don't Trust Your Code 4.6 http://spkr8.com/t/3015

Description:

The focus of this talk is about developing interoperable code bases that will be used by the community. With the recent explosion in the number of gems being released, it's more important than ever to understand how your design decisions can create problems for your users. You will learn about the RubyGems runtime environment and how it handles versioning and manipulates the load path. We'll explore the implications this has on gem consumers and authors. I'll explain best practices for file structure, code structure, versioning, documentation and distribution of gems.

Comments on this Talk

Stream.7485 Flip Sasser, 14 Apr 11:45 PM

Fantastic content. Lots to learn about "ubygems"

Avatar-missing-icon-10 jamiely, 14 Apr 11:48 PM

lol @ ubygems

Stream.19150 jptoto, 15 Apr 01:50 PM

John certainly knows his stuff about rubygems. I'm a bit of a noob and his talk is pretty quick so I had a tough time following but I think experienced gem packagers and authors will get a lot out of it!

Stream.19344 Trotter Cashion, 15 Apr 02:18 PM

Great notes on what you should and shouldn't do with rubygems.

Stream.19747 Angel Pizarro, 15 Apr 02:51 PM

One of the better talks I have seen on a technical subject. A broad set of topics and each seem to be covered in-depth, all within an hour. Lot's of useful and relevant nuggets of information.

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Time & Location

April 14, 2010 — 07:00 PM
Wharton's Huntsman Hall (Map It)