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RailsConf 2023

Rails on Ruby: How Ruby Makes Rails Great

RubyConf 2022

In Defense of Ruby Metaprogramming

RailsConf 2021

Hotwire: HTML over the Wire

RailsConf 2020

Building a Mentorship Program

RubyConf 2018

The Developer's Toolkit

Goto Chicago 2018

High Cost Tests and High Value Tests (somewhat less Ruby-centric version)

Madison Ruby (Chicago) 2018

The Goal of Having Goals

RubyConf 2017

High Cost Tests and High Value Tests

WindyCityRails 2017

The Road To Legacy Is Paved With Good Intentions

RubyConf 2016

Test Doubles Are Not To Be Mocked

WindyCityRails 2016

Money Makes Your App Go Round

Madison Ruby Epilogue 2016

I Was A Developer Running HR For A Year: AMA

RubyConf 2015

This Talk is 30 Minutes Long (Give or Take 10)

WindyCityRails 2015

Beyond Red/Green/Refactor: Testing as a Mindset

Madison Ruby 2015

Estimates and Trust: This Talk is 20 Minutes Long (Give or take 10)

Ruby Remote Conf 2015

What We Talk About When We Talk About Testing (Ruby Remote Conf Version)

RailsConf 2015

RSpec: It's Not Actually Magic

Geekfest 2015

What we talk about when we talk about testing

Geekfest 2014

Trust-Driven Development: Maintaining Trust in Crisis

RailsConf 2014

Panel: Teaching the Next Great Developers

MountainWest RubyConf 2014

But Really, You Should Learn Smalltalk

WindyCityRails 2013

Rails vs. Object Oriented Programming

Geekfest 2013

Technical Writing For Fun and... well, For Fun

Rails Conf 2013

Rails vs. The Client Side

RailsConf 2013

Testing Complex Systems: Creating data and limiting scope

RubyConf 2012

Testing Should Be Fun

WindyCityRails 2012

Let’s Make Testing Fun Again

RailsConf 2012

Testing Best Practices

IgniteRails 2012

Manage Your Development Environment and Never Burn another Burger

Ruby Midwest 2011

Test Your Legacy Rails Code

Ignite Rails 2011

If They Asked You, You Could Write a Book

Refresh Chicago 2010

You Got Your Agile in my UXD

Chicago Ruby 2010

Testing Done Good

WindyCityRails 2009

How To Test Absolutely Anything