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Got answer from Carmine:

Ruby Is the Best Language for Building AI Web Apps

What if the best language for AI web apps wasn’t Python, but Ruby?

In this keynote, Carmine Paolino makes a clear, opinionated case for why Ruby is uniquely positioned to shine in the age of AI. Not because of hype, not because of trends, but because of simplicity, ergonomics, and a relentless focus on shipping real products.

Inside the Keynote

The AI industry has a habit of overcomplicating things.

New frameworks. New SDKs. New “enterprise-grade” architectures.

But here’s the uncomfortable truth:

Most AI products today are just API calls.

So real challenge shifts from training models to building products, and when it does, complexity stops being impressive and starts being a liability.

In this keynote, Carmine argues that Ruby, and the Rails philosophy, is a perfect match for modern AI development:

• One developer
• One machine
• One clean, expressive API
• Production-ready systems serving real users

Using concrete examples from real-world products and RubyLLM, Carmine shows how Ruby developers are already building AI-powered web apps faster, with less code and less friction, while others are still wrestling with their toolchains.

Ruby’s moment in AI isn’t coming.

It’s already here.

[palladius]

@coorasse JFYI.

[palladius]

@emilianodellacasa puoi mettere titolo e abstract della tipa?

[emilianodellacasa]

Answer from Julia:

Debugging Techniques in Ruby: You still need to understand how the code works!

Now that AI is enabling developers to generate significantly more code than previously possible, it's more important than ever that we maintain our ability to understand and debug code.

This talk will cover practical debugging techniques in Ruby and Rails, starting from foundational techniques to more advanced ones, and some that people might think are a bit YOLO. I will demonstrate through real-life examples from my 15+ years of working in old codebases built by other people, showing not just the tools but when and how to apply them effectively and safely!

[coorasse]

interessante! facciamo attenzione a non fare due talk uguali, mi sembra ci fosse un CFP simile

[emilianodellacasa]

@coorasse a quale ti riferisci?