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Startups on Rails in Past, Present and Future

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Explore the enduring relationship between Ruby on Rails and startup success through this comprehensive conference talk that examines how Rails has powered entrepreneurial ventures from its early days to the present and into the future. Journey through Rails history with pivotal stories from companies like Intercom, Gusto, and Y Combinator, discovering which aspects of Rails and its ecosystem were crucial for bringing products to market and sustaining explosive growth. Celebrate recent Rails success stories including Bolt.new, Whop, Chime, and Uscreen, examining the tremendous achievements these startups have posted recently and exploring key factors behind Rails' resurgence among founders, including modern tools like Hotwire, Inertia, and Kamal. Learn about the strategic advantages that continue to make Rails attractive to entrepreneurs in 2025, including its productivity benefits and rapid development capabilities. Discover what the Rails community can do to ensure the framework remains the top choice for tomorrow's entrepreneurs, including discussions on tooling improvements, open source contributions, educational resources, and community initiatives that could catalyze even more startup success stories. Gain insights into how Rails has evolved to meet modern startup needs while maintaining its core philosophy of developer happiness and productivity, and understand the framework's position in today's competitive landscape of web development technologies.

Syllabus

RailsConf 2025 Startups on Rails in Past, Present and Future by Irina Nazarova

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