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DESCRIPTION:Board games are great\, but who has time to keep track of what'
 s going on when you just want to have fun?\nIn the spirit of over-engineer
 ing we'll look at PitchCar -- probably one of the simplest games in the wo
 rld -- and see how far we can go with web tech\, image processing\, and a 
 bunch of math.\nExpect to see plenty of code\, some surprising problems an
 d solutions\, and of course: A live demo.\n\n            \n               
    Dave loves to play games\, he also loves engineering solutions to probl
 ems which may or may not actually exist.\nHe's a graduate of computer scie
 nce and robotics who has been programming professionally for a decade.\n\n
 Dave Tapley\n                \n                \n                  Dave lo
 ves to play games\, he also loves engineering solutions to problems which 
 may or may not actually exist.\nHe's a graduate of computer science and ro
 botics who has been programming professionally for a decade.
LOCATION:156
SUMMARY:Whose turn is it anyway? Augmented reality board games. (Unconventi
 onal Rails)
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DESCRIPTION:Chatbots\, ActionCable\, A.I. and you. And many more buzzwords 
 will enthral you in this talk.\n\nWe'll learn how to create a simple chatr
 oom in Rails using ActionCable\, then how to talk to your colleagues in th
 e office or remote locations using text to speech and Amazon Voice Service
 .\n\nUsing the power of ActionCable we will explore how its possible to cr
 eate an MMMOC: massively multiplayer online chatroom\, that you can use TO
 DAY to see your\; Travis Build status\, or deploy code to your favourite P
 AAS\, let you know when the latest release of Rails is out. Using nothing 
 but your voice and ActionCable.\n\n            \n                  Julian 
 is a British Ruby/Rails developer at Red Hat\, with a penchant for tweed\,
  fine coffee\, and homebrewing.\n\n                \n                  Jon
 an is a developer at Heroku and an aspiring astronaut. He believes in you 
 and your potential and wants to help you build beautiful things. He loves 
 robots\, games\, LEGOs and Magic: The Gathering. If you like any of those 
 things or are willing to pretend you should go and introduce yourself. Oth
 er good conversation starters: anything you’re passionate about\, you
 r life story\, what you want to be when you grow up and how you became so 
 fabulous.\n\nJulian Cheal\n                \n                \n           
        Julian is a British Ruby/Rails developer at Red Hat\, with a pencha
 nt for tweed\, fine coffee\, and homebrewing.\n\n                \n       
        \n                \n                  Jonan Scheffler\n            
     \n                \n                  Jonan is a developer at Heroku a
 nd an aspiring astronaut. He believes in you and your potential and wants 
 to help you build beautiful things. He loves robots\, games\, LEGOs and Ma
 gic: The Gathering. If you like any of those things or are willing to pret
 end you should go and introduce yourself. Other good conversation starters
 : anything you’re passionate about\, your life story\, what you want 
 to be when you grow up and how you became so fabulous.
LOCATION:156
SUMMARY:Inventing Friends: ActionCable + AVS = <3 (Unconventional Rails)
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Phoenix:20170425T154000
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DESCRIPTION:Ruby on Rails is a widely used web framework\, using HTTP to se
 rve users web pages and store data to databases. But what about serving di
 fferent types of clients? Is it possible to integrate Rails with other pro
 tocol types to talk to other machines? Is it efficient? How would it work?
  I'm going to share my team's approach integrating a Ruby on Rails applica
 tion with automation and warehouse hardware\, such as barcode scanners and
  Zebra printers.\n\n            \n                  Danielle is a full-sta
 ck software engineer working at Blue Apron in New York City on their wareh
 ouse software. Her expertise stretches between front-end heavy web applica
 tions\, mostly with Ember.js\, and a variety of back-ends\, built in Ruby.
  She has been coding since age 12. In her free time\, she enjoys live musi
 c\, food\, teaching others to code\, and hanging out with her cat.\n\nDani
 elle Adams\n                \n                \n                  Danielle
  is a full-stack software engineer working at Blue Apron in New York City 
 on their warehouse software. Her expertise stretches between front-end hea
 vy web applications\, mostly with Ember.js\, and a variety of back-ends\, 
 built in Ruby. She has been coding since age 12. In her free time\, she en
 joys live music\, food\, teaching others to code\, and hanging out with he
 r cat.
LOCATION:156
SUMMARY:Outside the (Web) Box: Using Ruby for Other Protocols (Unconvention
 al Rails)
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Phoenix:20170425T163000
DTEND;TZID=America/Phoenix:20170425T171000
DESCRIPTION:We live in a world where you can schedule a meeting by talking 
 to your watch or turn off your lights by asking Alexa as if she were your 
 roommate. But would voice dictation work for something more intensive\, li
 ke a web app used for hours of data entry?\n\nIn this talk\, I’ll sho
 w you how to implement the Web Speech API in a few simple steps. I’ll
  also walk through a case study of using the API in a production Rails app
 . You’ll leave with an understanding of how to implement voice dictat
 ion on the web as well as criteria to evaluate if voice is a viable soluti
 on to a given problem.\n\n            \n                  Cameron is a Sof
 tware Engineer at Stitch Fix\, where she builds internal tools in Ruby on 
 Rails. She found coding by way of Merchandising\, while working at Stitch 
 Fix on the Jewelry & Accessories team in 2014. After attending General Ass
 embly’s web development immersive program\, Cameron is now working on
  the tools that once made her job on the Merchandising team easier. In her
  free time\, she loves traveling\, teaching others to code\, and daydreami
 ng about becoming a dog owner.\n\nCameron Jacoby\n                \n      
           \n                  Cameron is a Software Engineer at Stitch Fix
 \, where she builds internal tools in Ruby on Rails. She found coding by w
 ay of Merchandising\, while working at Stitch Fix on the Jewelry & Accesso
 ries team in 2014. After attending General Assembly’s web development
  immersive program\, Cameron is now working on the tools that once made he
 r job on the Merchandising team easier. In her free time\, she loves trave
 ling\, teaching others to code\, and daydreaming about becoming a dog owne
 r.
LOCATION:156
SUMMARY:Implementing the Web Speech API for Voice Data Entry (Unconventiona
 l Rails)
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