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Ruby Europe, NYC.rb and NYC on Rails join forces on Oct 2nd 2024-10-02 · 21:30 We are live on Zoom https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85319831702?pwd=Zjsm8pMEf7ZQXQ3HQaMvGDzrWTivoG.1 *What's Happening?* Ruby Europe, NYC.rb and NYC on Rails are joining forces to bring you a night of transatlantic networking and knowledge sharing. *Speakers* Mariusz Kozieł: Ruby Europe: Creating a Ruby ecosystem Discover how Ruby Europe is revolutionizing developer communities and learn how to apply these strategies globally. Ben Burket: Secure Rails Development with Local HTTPS Building secure web applications is hard. Rails has a bunch of built-in security features, but some security risks are outside of Rail's purview. HTTPS encryption is a big one. We often skip HTTPS in development and only run it in production. But this can lead to problems with per-customer hostnames, secure cookies, and mixed-content issues. The talk will include an overview of these problems, how (local) HTTPS works, and how it helps with secure development. Sergey Sergyenko: How to integrate on premise LLM model with Ruby application Using a local LLM and introduction to rSpec-llama - our own home-made open source tool Short Speaker Bios Mariusz Kozieł is the founder of Ruby Europe, PLRUG Warsaw Ruby Meetups and Ruby Warsaw Community Conference. He's a software engineer who became a team lead, engineering manager, CTO and CEO at the end 🙂 Ben Burket is the CTO of Anchor, a security product that helps companies deploy internal TLS encryption. Ben has been a Ruby developer since 2006 and has worked at various bay area startups including Heroku, GitHub, and Engine Yard. Sergey Sergyenko is CEO at Cybergizer and host of Baltic Ruby *When & Where* Date: 2nd of October, 6pm - 8pm Location: Flatiron School 11 Broadway, 2nd Floor New York, NY 10004 Thank You Flatiron School! Check out their awesome programs and events! Schedule 5:30pm we're serving soft drinks and pizza - courtesy of Def Method 6pm talks start 8pm after event camaraderie drinks at a local bar *Why Attend?* Great speakers! Network with fellow Rubyists from Europe and NYC Contribute to strengthening our global Ruby community Be part of a movement that proves Ruby is as vibrant as ever! Whether we meet in person or virtually, we're creating something special. Don't miss out on this unique opportunity to connect, learn, and grow with fellow Ruby enthusiasts from both sides of the Atlantic! After-Event Social We'll continue the conversations in a relaxed setting, because the best ideas often spark over a drink! Three bars that are an 8-minute walk away Underdog 55 Stone St Ulysses' 58 Stone St Stone Street Tavern 52 Stone St	Ruby Europe, NYC.rb and NYC on Rails join forces on Oct 2nd

We are live on Zoom

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85319831702?pwd=Zjsm8pMEf7ZQXQ3HQaMvGDzrWTivoG.1

What's Happening?

Ruby Europe, NYC.rb and NYC on Rails are joining forces to bring you a night of transatlantic networking and knowledge sharing.

Speakers

Mariusz Kozieł: Ruby Europe: Creating a Ruby ecosystem Discover how Ruby Europe is revolutionizing developer communities and learn how to apply these strategies globally.
Ben Burket: Secure Rails Development with Local HTTPS Building secure web applications is hard. Rails has a bunch of built-in security features, but some security risks are outside of Rail's purview. HTTPS encryption is a big one. We often skip HTTPS in development and only run it in production. But this can lead to problems with per-customer hostnames, secure cookies, and mixed-content issues. The talk will include an overview of these problems, how (local) HTTPS works, and how it helps with secure development.
Sergey Sergyenko: How to integrate on premise LLM model with Ruby application Using a local LLM and introduction to rSpec-llama - our own home-made open source tool

Short Speaker Bios

Mariusz Kozieł is the founder of Ruby Europe, PLRUG Warsaw Ruby Meetups and Ruby Warsaw Community Conference. He's a software engineer who became a team lead, engineering manager, CTO and CEO at the end 🙂
Ben Burket is the CTO of Anchor, a security product that helps companies deploy internal TLS encryption. Ben has been a Ruby developer since 2006 and has worked at various bay area startups including Heroku, GitHub, and Engine Yard.
Sergey Sergyenko is CEO at Cybergizer and host of Baltic Ruby

When & Where Date: 2nd of October, 6pm - 8pm Location: Flatiron School 11 Broadway, 2nd Floor New York, NY 10004

** Thank You Flatiron School! ** Check out their awesome programs and events!

Schedule

5:30pm we're serving soft drinks and pizza - courtesy of Def Method
6pm talks start
8pm after event camaraderie drinks at a local bar

Why Attend?

Great speakers!
Network with fellow Rubyists from Europe and NYC
Contribute to strengthening our global Ruby community
Be part of a movement that proves Ruby is as vibrant as ever!

Whether we meet in person or virtually, we're creating something special. Don't miss out on this unique opportunity to connect, learn, and grow with fellow Ruby enthusiasts from both sides of the Atlantic!

After-Event Social We'll continue the conversations in a relaxed setting, because the best ideas often spark over a drink!

Three bars that are an 8-minute walk away

Underdog 55 Stone St
Ulysses' 58 Stone St
Stone Street Tavern 52 Stone St

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