https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IGIgHi5jr4g Talk presented by Jonathan Bardin, Technical Architect @ TINYpulse (English) About speaker: Jonathan Bardin is the Technical Architect of TINYpulse. In his career, he oversaw Transcomos Techonologic Arts technical and agile development for three years and helped the company grow from 10 to 100 employee. At the moment he's working for TINYpulse as a software architect. He is especially interested in the advancement of software engineering for cloud-computing, micro services and agile practice.

1. When a Java guy
goes Ruby
Jonathan M. Bardin
jonathan@tinypulse.com

2. A bit of
history

3. 20 years old! (1.0 1996)
James Gosling
Ada 83, C++, Modula-3, Mesa,
Objective-C...
Scala, Clojure, JavaScript, PHP,
Python, Ada 2005...
Java

4. 21 years old! (1.0 1995)
Yukihiro Matsumoto
Ada, C++, Eiffel, Lua, Lisp, Perl,
SmallTalk...
Julia, Clojure, CoffeeScript, Nu, Swift...
Ruby

5. Hype Man!

6. Spot the
difference

7. Dynamic Typing Static Typing
Process Thread
Convention Configuration

8. Slow to run Fast to run
Fast to write Slow to write

9. What’s your
take dude?

10. The Good
AWww This is so Flexible!
So more productive!?
An ORM that does not ****
It’s so meta
Rack

11. The Bad
Where are the concurrency models?
No JIT compiler (T_T)
I miss my Interface

12. The Ugly
AWww This is so Flexible!
It’s so meta

13. Food for thought

14. "I'm not against types, but I
don't know of any type systems
that aren't a complete pain,
so I still like dynamic
typing."- Alan Kay (2003)

15. "UNIX was not designed to stop
its users from doing stupid
things, as that would also
stop them from doing clever
things." - Doug Gwyn

16. "In the real world one big
split is between people who
use symbolic debuggers and
people who use print
statements." - Peter Seibel

17. "Seriously, use the ******
debugger." - Jonathan M. Bardin

18. THANK YOU!