DHH

In this engaging conversation, DHH, the brain behind Ruby on Rails and co-owner of 37signals, shares his journey in programming and parenthood. He delves into the beauty of Ruby, the tension between meritocracy and democracy in open source, and the importance of constructive online discourse. DHH also reflects on navigating AI in coding and the thrill of racing, linking his passion for programming to his experiences on the track. With valuable advice for junior developers, he emphasizes originality in job applications and the benefits of open source contributions.

DHH, a renowned software developer and co-founder of 37signals, shares insights from his tech journey. He discusses his transition back to Linux, articulating frustrations with Apple's App Store control. DHH emphasizes hands-on experiences in tech, comparing server management to caring for pets. He humorously critiques AI's practicality and dives into the evolution of programming careers amidst technological changes. With a passion for customization and open-source solutions, DHH inspires listeners to take control of their tech lives.

DHH, co-founder of Basecamp and creator of Ruby on Rails, discusses the evolution and viability of SQLite for multi-user setups, embracing simplicity in software development, and implementing SQLite as a backend for caching and queuing in Rails applications. The conversation also includes insights on stoicism, conceptual compression, and the new product Workbook by ONCE.com.

DHH, Creator of Ruby on Rails, joins the show to talk about Kamal, The Rails Foundation, Delegated Types, and the upcoming Rails 8. Also discussed are the importance of application deployment, the need for a comprehensive authentication system in Rails, and the new asset pipeline library called Propshev in Rails 8.

This week, DHH, the co-founder of 37signals and creator of Ruby on Rails, discusses the future of web development, the history of Rails, and software longevity. Topics include programmer joy in Ruby, aesthetics in coding, language preferences, web development choices, and tech transitions from Apple to Android.