Podcast appearances and mentions of eileen uchitelle

On this episode of Ruby for All, Andrew attended RailsConf 2023 and talks about his experience at it, how he focused on socializing with friends and co-workers, and attended fewer talks than before. There were some great talks he heard and keynotes he really enjoyed, especially Aaron Patterson, who proposed the idea of Rails shipping its own LSP for Ruby and Rails. Also, a highlight was that this conference had a greater focus on early career developers, offering headshots and resume reviews, which was super cool.   Next year's conference will be in Detroit, and RubyConf 2023 is coming up in November in San Diego, so Julie and Andrew are both excited to attend this one and Andrew will have stickers in case you missed out. Hit download to hear more cool stuff!  [00:02:16] Andrew kicks things off telling us about RailsConf and seeing his crew.[00:04:25] Andrew mentions he attended fewer talks than before and focuses on the social aspect of meeting his friends and expresses his interest in learning more about asset management in Rails. [00:05:58] Julie asks Andrew about Sprockets, and he explains. [00:07:54] He talks about the sponsor exhibit hall at RailsConf, and talking to people from Crunchy Data, a Postgres service, and the RubyMine people from Jet Brains, which he wants to start using again. He mentions the RubyMine IDE and its features. [00:11:48] Andrew highlights Eileen Uchitelle and Aaron Patterson's keynotes, with Aaron Patterson proposing the idea of Rails shipping its own Language Server Protocol (LSP) for Ruby and Rails.[00:13:38] Andrew also enjoyed attending talks by his co-worker Vincent and Drew Bragg, which was a ton of fun.[00:15:16] Did Andrew go to any cool events? He hung out with some people for dinner, but was having major social anxiety, which caused him to stick by his friend Jason.[00:19:12] This year's RailsConf had more focus on early career developers, and he spent more time with them.  Also, Andrew met a lot of people who listen to the podcast. [00:23:26] Julie liked that the conference was focused on early career devs and wishes there was a regional conference that was geared solely to early career devs. [00:24:11] Next year RailsConf is in Detroit, and Andrew and Julie are looking forward to going to RubyConf 2023 in San Diego which will be Nov 13-15.[00:24:54] Yes, Andrew did pass out stickers at the conference, and many people asked for more. He also thanks all the sponsors that made it a success. Panelists:Andrew MasonJulie J.Sponsors:HoneybadgerGoRailsLinks:Andrew Mason TwitterAndrew Mason WebsiteJulie J. TwitterJulie J. WebsiteSprockets RailsShopify-Ruby LSP RailsCrunchy DataJet Brains-RubyMineRuby Conferences 

Aji & Mina introduce themselves and discuss what this show is even going to be about. We're reading through the Ruby on Rails Guides page by page, and discussing our takeaways here.thoughtbot, your expert design and development partnerThe Ruby on Rails Guides - What we're calling the "table of contents" and where we'll be drawing our episodes from.Perusing the Rails Source Code: Alex Kitchens' presentation from Railsconf 2017 that had a big impact on Mina.Bike Shed episode 203: A Blessed Monkeypatch Chris Toomey's conversation with Eileen Uchitelle, which we obliquely reference in the ep.

From Alt:BrightonRuby 2020.Technically a TalkEileen talks through her experiences building a major feature in Rails 6 and why she does the (good!) work she does for the Rails community.@eileencodes

Meet Eileen Uchitelle. She’s a Staff Software Engineer on the Ruby Architecture Team at GitHub and a member of the Rails Core team. Eileen is an avid open source contributor focusing on the Ruby on Rails framework and its dependencies. If you are wondering what that means, don’t stress. We’ll break it down without overwhelming the non-techies among us. Eileen is passionate about scalability, performance, and making open source communities more sustainable and welcoming. While Eileen lives and breathes tech, we covered much more than 1s and 0s in this episode. She describes how she gets into the flow state and her approach to organization. We also explored topics surrounding social media and not falling down the email inbox rabbit hole.  So, many people have been thrown into the role of working from home in the face of the COVID-19 pandemic. We also discussed some of the disadvantages and advantages of working remotely. Think of this episode as some mental Spring cleaning for your soul. There's a lot of practical advice that you can apply to your work and life. I think you're going to dig it.  Selected link love + resources from the episode: https://www.vitalcorpswellness.com/blog/lvcs-0085-eileen-uchitelle  

In this episode, Eileen Uchitelle joins Chris and Jason to share her journey into programming, how she began contributing to Rails (and subsequently joining the Rails Core Team), and other fun facts/stories around software development.

Eileen Uchitelle is a Senior Systems Engineer at GitHub and a member of the Rails Core Team. They recently upgraded GitHub two major versions to the latest Rails. How do you manage such a large upgrade and the technical debt underneath - with no downtime? How do you also move improvements in GitHub's own branch upstream into Rails so everyone can benefit! Eileen explains it all to Scott in this episode. Upgrading GitHub from Rails 3.2 to 5.2

We're joined by Aaron Patterson for puns. Aaron also updates us on compacting GC for Ruby and Ruby 2.6's JIT compiler before telling us how he really feels about functional programming. Aaron Patterson (@tenderlove) on Twitter Parkinson's Law of Triviality (The Bike Shed Effect) Cargo Cult Building a Compacting GC for MRI by Aaron Patterson Allison McMillan on Twitter CAR and CDR Honeypot The method JIT compiler for Ruby 2.6 Closing Keynote by Aaron Patterson Opening Keynote: FIXME by David Heinemeier Hansson The Future of Rails 6: Scalable by Default by Eileen Uchitelle The Crystal Programming Language

Eileen Uchitelle joins us live from RailsConf to talk about exciting improvements coming to Rails 6, problems encountered by larger Rails apps, strategies for upgrading Rails and more! Eileen on Twitter The Future of Rails 6: Scalable by Default - Eileen's RailsConf Keynote The Bike Shed #22: No Capes! (Eileen Uchitelle) ActiveSupport::PerThreadRegistry Parallel Tests Test Queue DatabaseCleaner LHM: Online MySQL schema migrations GH-ost: GitHub's Online Schema Migrations for MySQL pt-online-schema-change Eileen removes dead code from GitHub after the Rails 4.2 upgrade Ruby on Rails: Security Long term support for Ruby on Rails 3.2 and Rails 2.3

We share our favorite talks from RubyConf and discuss how Sean has made ActiveRecord attributes allocation significantly faster with Rust. Saving Ruby From the Apocalypse by Jason Charnes Esoteric, Obfuscated, Artistic Programming in Ruby by Yusuke Endoh The Impermanence of Software by Andy Croll Git Driven Refactoring by Ashley Ellis Pierce The Unbearable Vulnerability of Open Source by Eileen Uchitelle All The Great Talks from RubyConf thoughtbot Podcast Swag Sale

Episode 007: Software, Open Source, and Rails with Eileen Uchitelle and Andrew Horner Follow us on Twitter! @techdoneright (http://www.twitter.com/tech_done_right) or leave us a review on iTunes (https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/tech-done-right/id1195695341)! Notes How does the Rails core team work? How are new features planned and implemented? How can I contribute? What should I do if I find a security issue in Rails? Our guest is the newest Rails core team member Eileen Uchitelle (@eileencodes) joins Table Xi senior developer Andrew Horner and host Noel Rappin (@noelrap) to discuss Rails, the new testing features in Rails 5.1, and the Rails Core Team. Guests Eileen Uchitelle (https://twitter.com/eileencodes): Senior Systems Engineer at GitHub on the Platform Systems Team; Member of The Rails Core Team (http://rubyonrails.org/community/) and the Rails Security Team Andrew Horner: Senior Developer at TableXI (http://www.tablexi.com/) Summary 01:12 - Eileen: Getting Started as a Developer and Getting Involved with The Rails Core Team - CRUD! What to do When Active Record, MySQL, and Your Data Betray You (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lOpVcqiAIiI) 03:29 - How Rails Governs Itself Internally 05:52 - The Role of the Release Manager 07:32 - Feature Discussions and Prioritization 08:46 - Requesting Features and Raising Issues as a Non-core Team Member - HackerOne (https://www.hackerone.com/) 17:52 - Backporting 21:44 - System Testing 27:13 - Potential Future Features in 5.1 - Security is Broken: Understanding Common Vulnerabilties (https://speakerdeck.com/eileencodes/security-is-broken-understanding-common-vulnerabilties) 32:12 - User Expectations - RailsConf 2017: Building Rails ActionDispatch::SystemTestCase Framework (https://railsconf.com/program#session-87) 36:12 - Getting Involved in Rails - RailsConf 2015 - Breaking Down the Barrier: Demystifying Contributing to Rails (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7zoD6NZy6vY) - Aaron Patterson: I am a puts debugger (https://tenderlovemaking.com/2016/02/05/i-am-a-puts-debuggerer.html) Special Guests: Andrew Horner and Eileen M. Uchitelle .

Going "to" the moon, hidden type errors in our Rails apps, the process of talk prep, and the S3 outage. SpaceX to Send Privately Crewed Dragon Spacecraft Beyond the Moon NASA's Orion Spacecraft Retro looking rendering of SLS git push && git paid Rocket My Process for Writing a Talk by Eileen Uchitelle Summary of the Amazon S3 Service Disruption in the Northern Virginia (US-EAST-1) Region Chaos Monkey

Guest: Eileen Uchitelle @eileencodes Full show notes are at https://developeronfire.com/podcast/episode-092-eileen-uchitelle-facing-fear

Eileen Uchitelle joins the show to discuss performance improvements to ActiveRecord, speeding up integration tests, and contributing to or running open source projects. This episode of The Bike Shed is sponsored by: Code School: Entertaining online learning for existing and aspiring developers. Leave a review on our iTunes page to be entered to win a free month of Code School. Links & Show Notes No Capes! CRUD! The Consequences of Not Understanding How ActiveRecord - Eileen's Midwest Ruby Talk fix delete_all to remove records directly How To Performance - Eileen's talk from GORUCO Breaking Down the Barrier: Demystifying Contributing to Rails - Eileen's lab from RailsConf Eileen on Twitter

The Rogues talk with Eileen Uchitelle about ActiveRecord and big data.

The Rogues talk with Eileen Uchitelle about ActiveRecord and big data.

The Rogues talk with Eileen Uchitelle about ActiveRecord and big data.