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Ruby Rogues

Ruby Rogues

著者： Charles M Wood
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 Our original panel podcast, Ruby Rogues is a weekly discussion around Ruby, Rails, software development, and the community around Ruby.

Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/ruby-rogues--6102073/support.Copyright Charles M Wood 出世 就職活動 経済学
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  • Distributing Your CLI with Homebrew: Tips from Mike McQuaid - RUBY 678

    Distributing Your CLI with Homebrew: Tips from Mike McQuaid - RUBY 678
    2025/09/09
    In this episode of Ruby Rogues, I sit down with Mike McQuaid, lead maintainer of Homebrew, to talk all about building and distributing CLIs. We dig into the practical steps for turning small scripts into reliable command-line tools, why Ruby is a great starting point, and when you might want to reach for Go or Rust instead.

    We also explore the challenges of distributing CLIs across macOS, Linux, and Windows, why Homebrew remains one of the easiest ways to ship software, and the importance of testing CLIs from the outside in. Plus, Mike and I discuss how AI is transforming the developer workflow—from Copilot PR reviews to agent-based coding—and what that means for both seniors and juniors in today’s industry.

    Links & Resources
    • Mike McQuaid’s Website – Mike’s talks, articles, and contact info.
    • Homebrew – The missing package manager for macOS (and Linux).
    • Bundler Inline – Running dependencies inside a Ruby script.
    • Hyperfine – CLI benchmarking tool.
    • Cursor – AI-powered code editor.
    • GitHub Copilot – AI pair programmer.


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    1 時間 12 分
  • Indexing the Ruby World with RubyEvents.org - RUBY 677

    Indexing the Ruby World with RubyEvents.org - RUBY 677
    2025/07/16
    Hey everyone, Charles Max Wood here! It’s great to be back behind the mic with Ayush Nawatia for another episode of Ruby Rogues. This time, we’re diving into the fascinating world of Ruby community resources with two amazing guests: Adrien Poly and Marco Roth. They’re the creators behind RubyEvents.org, an ambitious project that’s aiming to centralize and modernize access to Ruby-related videos, conferences, meetups, and more.

    In this episode, we explore the vision and evolution of RubyEvents.org—originally RubyVideo.dev—and how it’s grown into a hub for the Ruby community. We discuss the technical stack (think SQLite, Tailwind, Vite, and Hotwire), how they’re leveraging LLMs to auto-tag thousands of conference talks, and what’s on the roadmap next. Whether you're a conference organizer, speaker, or just a Ruby fan, this one’s packed with insight and inspiration.

    Links & Resources
    • RubyEvents.org – Discover and explore Ruby conferences, talks, and speakers
    • Ruby Video GitHub Repo – Open source code for web and mobile apps
    • StimulusUse – StimulusJS utility library created by the guests
    • Hotwire DevTools – Browser extension for debugging Hotwire apps
    • HYROX Fitness Race – Hybrid CrossFit endurance competition mentioned by Adrian
    • Camel Up Board Game – Charles’ board game pick
    • The Overview by Steven Wilson – Ayush’s music pick
    • Sword of Truth Series by Terry Goodkind – Fantasy book series
    • Catalyst (Web Components framework) – GitHub’s lightweight JS framework


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    1 時間 12 分
  • The Magic of RubyLLM with Carmine Paolino - RUBY 676

    The Magic of RubyLLM with Carmine Paolino - RUBY 676
    2025/05/22
    In this episode, we had the absolute pleasure of sitting down with Carmine Paolino — an AI innovator, Ruby enthusiast, and all-around tech wizard. From his early days automating PC games at age five to building cutting-edge AI tools in Berlin, Carmine’s journey is as inspiring as it is impressive.

    We dove deep into his latest creation: RubyLLM, a Ruby gem that simplifies working with large language models (LLMs) like GPT-4, Claude, and Gemini. Think of it as an intuitive, plug-and-play toolkit that lets Ruby developers tap into powerful AI features — chat, image generation, embedding, tools, and even multi-model support — with just a few lines of code. And yes, it’s as awesome as it sounds.

    Key Takeaways:
    • RubyLLM is built for simplicity and power. Carmine wanted a tool that “just works” — one unified interface for chatting, streaming, tool use, image generation, and more. It abstracts away the API mess and keeps things Ruby-friendly.
    • Tooling support is next-level. RubyLLM allows for agentic AI by letting devs define tools (like checking the weather or sending a calendar invite). The gem handles when and how to use them — magic!
    • Support for multiple models and providers. OpenAI, Anthropic, Google — RubyLLM makes it easy to switch between them seamlessly, even mid-conversation. Carmine also teased a future integration with a smarter model registry via an AI-powered API called Parsera.
    • Streaming and performance? Covered. Carmine shares clever architecture tricks using Turbo Streams and async Ruby for blazing-fast, lightweight responses — even when handling many concurrent users.
    • Real-world use case: ChatWithWork. Carmine’s app lets users “chat” with their docs from Google Drive, Notion, and Slack. RubyLLM is the backbone, and it’s got real startup traction. (Oh, and he DJed the night it went viral on Hacker News.)
    • Embeddings and image generation are just as easy. Need vector search or auto-generated podcast art? Just call .embed or .paint — seriously, that’s it.


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    1 時間 15 分
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