RailsConf 2014 Recap at Montreal.rb by Andy Maleh
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The document summarizes the 2014 RailsConf conference. It lists the various talks and keynotes, providing brief highlights and messages from each. Some talks encouraged adoption of new frameworks and practices, while others pushed back on ideas like TDD being dead or abusing metaprogramming in Rails. Links are included for related code and documentation.
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