Rails World 2023 Opening Keynote - David Heinemeier Hansson

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[repoles]

What a time to be a Ruby on Rails developer 🥰

[fd-tgeb]

I'm a PHP developer and I can't thank you enough for make the needle move on the frontend side, we are benefiting a lot in the Symfony ecosystem from your work, and you keep delivering 🙂

[siyaram]

I STARTED RAILS JUST WHEN RAILS 7 CAME. BEST DECISION EVER.

[StanislavPogrebnyak]

Rails brings back joy of being engineer. Thanks folks for being here and showing what the awesome looks like!

[letter_m]

new ruby on rails developer here, still learning the ropes. Ruby is truely the friendliest programming language I encountered, and Ruby on rails is one of the easiest frameworks I encountered. Thank you for creating Ruby on Rails :D

[Candyapplebone]

I haven’t touched rails in 6-7 years. Now there’s Hotwire and turbo. Instead of using it in API only mode, I’m trying to actually do things “the rails way”. I’m really liking it so far. i can get so much done without writing any Javascript. Not that I dislike Javascript, but it’s so much quicker to use the conventions and framework magic than to write the code that would be required to do it manually myself.

[geiltonxaviersantosdejesus]

Thanks DHH, and all the Rails Core Team.

[bastost]

I learned Ruby on Rails in 2008, which made me happy back in 2008 and today.

[kristianfreemantx]

Amazing work DHH and all of the Rails core team. I've been using Rails since 2010 and it keeps getting better every year. Love the One-Person Framework idea, that's exactly what I love about it. Here's to the next 20 years of Rails! ❤

[KentvanKuller]

DHH is a great speaker and leader and I enjoy learning from hearing him speak.

[grove]

A LOT of amazing features and as always very energetic presentation! I'm really keen to see your approach on solving service worker complexity, it does feels necessary complicated

[guitarx]

This was a great talk! So inspired by the move back to simplifying the web!!

[thepellmeister]

I love the no-strings-attached gift swapping society! Here's to the gift of Rails, the gift of seeing Turbo 8 come to life, the gift of the experience we all bring to the community, the gift of everyone who contributes to open source that makes all our lives easier.

And of course the gift of pure joy we all feel when we think the term "Renaissance Developer" relates to DHH's wonderful hair. Cheers!

[jpscomgwtfbbq]

At last! I’ve been waiting for years to see another keynote of yours

[mathieueustachy]

Such a keynote! Can't wait to try all these new things! It's (and honestly always has been) an amazing time working with Ruby on Rails

[artemiy_uo]

A ray of light in a dark kingdom! Ruby forever!

[georgekettle]

Wonderful talk. This is all so so exciting.

[switzerland]

I was worried in the webpacker times, these were bad times for me. I never embraced either, just fighting. Now I feel like the sunlight is coming back after a dark night. Love rails again

[HartleySan]

Still don't like a lot of things about Rails, but I do agree with DHH on a lot of his guiding principles. The idea of a one-person framework is absolutely something that all frameworks should pursue.

[zomgsako]

I was there! Amazing talk, it was a honor to attend the conf last week.