Ruby Shift - Ukrainian Ruby Conference

Yehuda Katz: Rails 3 Choices: The Devil Is In The Details

You've probably heard that Rails 3 adds a ton of new possible choices to the framework, as well as a bunch of really pleasant user-facing features. In this talk, Yehuda will talk about why you *should* upgrade to Rails 3 to get the new features, but why you should be careful about feeling like you must make choices in the new world of Rails 3.
Ivan Samsonov: Rubinius - Ruby, written in Ruby

Rubinius - is an alternatvie implementation of Ruby, written in Ruby. Ivan Samsonov will speaks about: Rubinius history, interpreter, VM architecture, compares performance, and plans for future.
Sergey Boiko: Debugging Ruby in Unix environment

Memory leaks, unstable daemons, lost connections and many other problems. That's just a part of list of problems you may easily face when developing Ruby application. Unix systems give a powerfull toolchain to diagnose basically any extraordinary situation. You will learn how to use all those tools to solve your problems with Ruby and any related service.
Anton Vasilyev: Cucumber Driven Development

Developing our applications using Cucumber for acceptance testing. Anatomy, examples, patterns and anti-patterns.
Ivan Cherevko: Static code analysis in Ruby.

Use cases and tools for static code analysis, that will help you to find bugs, antipatterns and duplicated code in Ruby and Rails applications. How to deal with Flog, Flay, Saikuro, Reek, Roodi, Metric Fu and many others.

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Ruby Metaprogramming - Ruby Object Model is extremely rish, and lets you accomplish lots of things in a more eager manner than in any other programming language. You will get to know how to use its potential as a "full throttle". Hints and implementation details.

Rails from Rails contributor - powerful, blooming and soaring framework for web-applicaiton. Core team information and point of view. How-tos, real reasons to upgrade to Rails 3.

Rails in Cloud - hosing Rails in clouds. Production application, real economy in terms of hosting, scaling possibilities and real-time performance overview and adjustment. Using just what's required in a certain time period.