A Rubyist life in London

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1. A Rubyist life in London @makoto_inoue
2. Me 2004 2013
3. How do you get a visa? • working visa • highly skilled migration program • *spouse visa • working holiday visa
4. Me 2004 2013 2006 2008 2010 2011 2012
5. Rails is a follower (dRuby Conf 2012) http://blog.new-bamboo.co.uk/2012/11/21/drubyconf-2012
10. Topics • community • company • business • Rubyist and Japanese
11. Community
12. LRUG (London Ruby User Group)
13. WIN EL RUG??? Voted by collective silliness(ू߹۪)* * http://interblah.net/lrug-logostrosity
14. LRUG Videos recorded by skillsmatter.com
15. LRUG Feburary: Pecha Kucha Night
16. London Job Market Permanent (via itjobswatch.co.uk) £47,500/y x y130/£ = 600ສԁ
17. London Job Market Contract £400/d x 200 days/y x y130/£ = Ұઍສԁ
18. Company
19. New Bamboo coderwall ranking
20. New Bamboo coderwall ranking
21. Bambinos
22. Bambinos
23. benpickles peity
24. markevans dragonfly
25. olivernn lunr.js
26. Benkyo Player @makoto_inoue & @olivernn
27. New Bamboo Kitchen
28. New Bamboo Gym
29. New Bamboo Talk@2
30. New Bamboo ping - pong table
31. New Bamboo Real Time Ranking System
32. New Bamboo Real Time Ranking System
33. TrueStory Build your own tools
34. Mandays Schedule Assignment
35. Mandays Non fixed contracts
36. Mandays Job Rotation
37. Mandays Batman
38. BatMan
39. Mandays Flexible Schedule
40. Mandays Schedule Assignment Master Apprentice http://jigoku.nameplate.clear-code.com
41. Hotleads Leads(ݟࠐΈ٬) Voting System
42. Hotleads Leads Voting System
43. Hotleads Leads Voting System
44. Leads we love Types of leads • Cool/New/Interesting Tech • High Profile/Brands • Strong Business
45. Leads we don’t love Types of leads • Ethically questionable • Yet Another CRM • Coding Monkey
46. Leads we don’t love Our comments “ I don't think we want to be associated with the dodgy (͍͔͕Θ͍͠) end of the market.”
47. Leads we don’t love Our comments “ basic CRM sounds pretty dull”
48. Leads we don’t love Our comments “I don't want to be an ‘elastic’(شൃత) resource.”
49. Business
50. Tender (ڝ૪ೖࡳ)
51. gov.uk On Github
52. gov.uk Actual commits
53. gov.uk Actual commits
54. FAQ From Clients • Why Ruby On Rails? • Does Rails Scale?
55. Why (Ruby On) Rails ?
56. Why Ruby (On Rails) ? RubyΛΩϝΔͱؾ͍͍࣋ͪ
57. Why Ruby (On Rails) ? Rails Eco System (Don’t reinvent the wheel)
58. Why Ruby (On Rails) ? Agility (especially for enterprise)
59. Why Ruby (On Rails) ? *ava n*de p*p Rails
60. Why Ruby (On Rails) ? *ava n*de Rails Rails
61. Does Rails Scale?
62. Rubyist and Japanese Any Advantages as a Japanese Rubyist?
63. Any Advantages as a Japanese Rubyist? • Accessibility to Japanese Ruby Resource • Translated a book • Translating Rubima articles
64. Rubima
65. Rubyists know English Very Well • Especially Grammar • But not much stamina to write long sentences • But, I won’t say “Let’s write broken English”
66. ๻ͷ஌͍ͬͯΔൣғͰ͸ɺԤถͷRubyistsͰӳޠ ͷਖ਼֬ੑΛؾʹ͢Δਓ͸ͦΜͳʹ͍ͳ͍Ͱ͢ɻ ΄ͱΜͲͷਓ͸ɺGoogle TranslateΑΓ΋ྑ͍৘ ใ͕ɺૣ͘खʹೖΕ͹ͱͯ΋͏Ε͍͠ͱࢥͬͯ ͍Δ͙Β͍ͳͷͰɺͦΜͳʹؾʹ͢Δඞཁ͸ͳ ͍ͱࢥ͍·͢ɻ @ono says
67. Let’s write “Boring” Japanese ʮͭ·Βͳ͍೔ຊޠʯͷ͢͢Ί For Google Translate • No “Sorry” • No sidetracks (୤ઢͳ͠) • Less jokes
68. Example ܹͦͯ͠ಈͷ10݄
69. Example
70. Example 10݄ʹ͸commit͕ͨ͘͞ Μ͋Γ·ͨ͠
71. Example
72. Thank You