Requirements for Speakers

We invite dynamic and knowledgeable speakers to submit proposals showcasing innovative ideas, best practices, and cutting-edge developments in the Ruby/Rails ecosystem. Whether you’re a seasoned veteran or a newcomer, we encourage submissions that inspire, educate, and captivate our diverse audience.

Main Lineup Requirements

For the main lineup, we seek talks tailored to middle to senior Ruby/Rails developers and C-level attendees. Proposals should delve into advanced Ruby/Rails concepts, share insights on scalable architectures, and address strategic considerations relevant to executives in the Ruby/Rails community.

Possible Topics Description

• Ruby on Rails Best Practices

Exploring the latest best practices for developing web applications with Ruby on Rails.

• Performance Optimization in Ruby Applications

Techniques and tools for optimizing the performance of Ruby applications.

• Microservices Architecture with Ruby

Strategies and challenges in building and maintaining microservices using Ruby.

• Serverless Computing with Ruby

Leveraging serverless architecture for scalable and cost-effective Ruby applications.

• Database Trends in Ruby

A deep dive into the evolving landscape of databases in Ruby, and various tools to work with them.

• Machine Learning and AI with Ruby

Exploring the integration of Ruby in machine learning and artificial intelligence applications.

• Effective Testing Strategies for Ruby Applications

Best practices for testing Ruby code, including unit testing, integration testing, and behavior-driven development.

• Containerization with Docker and Kubernetes for Ruby Developers

Using Docker and Kubernetes to streamline deployment and scalability of Ruby applications.

• WebAssembly and its Implications for Ruby

Understanding the role of WebAssembly in web development and its potential impact on Ruby applications.

• Exploring GraphQL with Ruby

Harnessing the power of GraphQL for efficient and flexible APIs in Ruby.

• Building Real-Time Applications with Action Cable

Practical insights into using Action Cable for real-time features in Ruby on Rails applications.

• Contributing to the Ruby Ecosystem: Open Source and Beyond

Guidance on how developers can contribute to Ruby open source projects and participate in the broader community.

• Ruby and IoT: Connecting the Physical World

Applications and challenges of using Ruby in Internet of Things (IoT) development.

• Effective Code Review Strategies for Ruby Teams

Establishing and maintaining efficient code review processes within Ruby development teams.

• Adopting DevOps Culture in Ruby Development

Integrating DevOps principles into Ruby development workflows for improved collaboration between development and operations teams.

Have another idea to share with the Ruby community? Don’t hesitate to submit a proposal! The list above is not exhaustive and contains example topics.

Join us at BalticRuby 2024 to contribute to the vibrant Ruby/Rails community and share your expertise with fellow developers, industry leaders, and aspiring Ruby/Rails enthusiasts. Submit your proposals and be part of an unforgettable conference experience!