David is joined by Javier Cervantes, co-creator of the Ruby User Forum, to discuss the origins of the project and the need for a persistent gathering place for the Ruby community. That experience eventually led to the creation of the Ruby User Forum as a place where conversations can happen more slowly, remain searchable, and continue over days or weeks instead of disappearing into a chat history.
David is joined by Javier Cervantes, co-creator of the Ruby User Forum, to discuss the origins of the project and the need for a persistent gathering place for the Ruby community.
That experience eventually led to the creation of the Ruby User Forum as a place where conversations can happen more slowly, remain searchable, and continue over days or weeks instead of disappearing into a...
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David is joined by Javier Cervantes, co-creator of the Ruby User Forum, to discuss the origins of the project and the need for a persistent gathering place for the Ruby community. That experience eventually led to the creation of the Ruby User Forum as a place where conversations can happen more slowly, remain searchable, and continue over days or weeks instead of disappearing into a chat history. Originally appeared on The Ruby on Rails Podcast.
Originally appeared on The Ruby on Rails Podcast.
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