Session en anglais - Introduction
Ruby Startups
Continuous Delivery done at speed is a little like driving a Ferrari with your foot flat on the peddle. Fun but you cannot help but feel a little bit concerned you might die. Thats what fast Continuous delivery feels like when you start it at least. What do we mean by Continuous Delivery? What we are really taking about is Continuous integration and Continuous deployment. A developer pushes some half finished feature to a branch, tests are run, code is integrated and deployed to production. This talk will look at what it takes for a startup to implement continuous delivery at speed. Looking at how we have approached these problems at Songkick.com. We will examine all the complications/fun of having a complex system with multiple components, libraries and interdependencies. Songkick.com is a Ruby shop and we will be focusing on how to achieve continuous delivery at speed in the Ruby world. Looking at the existing tools, the ones we had to write and the ones we stole from other languages
Joseph Wilk (Songkick.com) View speaker page
Joseph Wilk is a member of the core dev team for Cucumber. He has been developing for the web for 11 years in both big and small companies and as an entrepreneur. After stints working with Java and Python he finally found Ruby. Since then he has become a regular speaker at various Ruby conferences around the world. He spends his time in-between eating Cucumbers and travelling, working at Songkick.com. Having more fun than is healthy building web systems and working on open source projects. 
