Ruby on Rails, every mention

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Verbatim, from the transcripts: the passages where Ruby on Rails comes up

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▶ 17:34 Neil Patel Back when I started my first SaaS company, there wasn't even Ruby on Rails, and then when it came out, everyone was like, 3 times in the scene

▶ 30:18 Tyler Tringas So I was really, you know, getting constant feedback from client base and, and, you know, being able to bounce ideas off of them.

▶ 21:39 Dane Maxwell Well, you can go to like, go to open source frameworks like Django, Ruby on Rails.

▶ 21:43 Johnny Boufarhat Uh, we're built on, at the moment, Ruby on Rails, uh, React, um, Postgres, Amazon, uh, what you'd pretty much expect from, uh, a startup.

▶ 0:55 Nathan Latka Each product has been built with Ruby on Rails and continue to be actively developed

▶ 0:08 Nathan Latka He almost got married, this beautiful thing called Ruby on Rails, and eventually found the open source community in 2012, launched GitLab, which is now helping over 5000 customers, about a hundred seats per, per logo, so call it 500,000…
▶ 5:52 Sid Sijbrandij I saw Ruby on Rails, and I fell in love with that language. 2 times in the scene
▶ 16:05 Nathan Latka This beautiful thing called Ruby on rails and eventually found the open source community in 2012 launched GitLab, which is now helping more 5000 customers.

▶ 2:22 Erica Brescia For an application, it might be, uh, WordPress or Drupal if they're used to, um, developing like a blog or a website, and obviously we also package up, uh, development tools and environments like GitLab and Jenkins and Node and, and Rails.

▶ 1:48 Nathan Latka Field, especially within the Ruby on rails community.
▶ 3:32 Nathan Latka And what were you, as you mentioned, Ruby on Rails in the bio, was it, were you just kind of contributing to the open source community before that, or what were you doing before 2012? 3 times in the scene

▶ 17:09 James Smith We're going to go to the Ruby on Rails conference. 2 times in the scene

▶ 16:50 Tim Saumet (Tim Salme) Um, the, uh, the stack is, uh, Ruby on Rails, uh, for the API, um, Angular for the front, and we have also a lot of integration for Salesforce, for instance, so it's post.com, uh, SugarCRM, so it's PHP, et cetera, et cetera.

▶ 1:10:35 Andrew Warner Um, David Hanmeyer Hansen, the co, the co-founder of, uh, Basecamp, and, uh, the, the, he's the creator of Ruby on Rails, I think,

▶ 23:44 Kevin Davis I wasted so much time, like, debating on whether to choose Rails or, you know, Java or, like, all this stuff.

▶ 3:45 Laura Roeder You can't just like figure out Ruby on Rails, you know, it takes years to learn it and do it well.
▶ 4:18 Nathan Latka I mean, did you go to freelancer, search Ruby on Rails and hire the first good looking guy or gal that you saw in their profile picture? 3 times in the scene
▶ 21:02 Nathan Latka From hugely successful info courses like creating fame, jumping into the SaaS business literally with the marriage to her Ruby on Rails husband, and now doing hugely successful business

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