Why We Should Listen to Lightning Talks - Starting with RailsConf 2021

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Never knew this exist, sounds really good and I'm checking it out right away..
Hope I found some for JavaScript
Hi Ayodele Samuel Adebayo, yup lightning talks are pretty fun and cool. You can check out Inertia.js mentioned in this article or do a google search on "lightning talks JSConf".
Thanks a lot Candy Tsai
I found one on YouTube and you're really correct that all information are compiled inside a 5 minutes videos.
I found useful tips thank my random YouTube search
Thanks for sharing once again 🤗
Lightning talks compress months and years of knowledge into less than 5 minutes. Super time-efficient way to learn or hear about something new.
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Stealing this from Wikipedia:
Lightning talks are designed to be short presentations between five and ten minutes long, but are usually capped at five minutes.
Lightning talks usually accept sign-ups after the conference has started, so they can't be found in the conference schedule. Even if the recordings have been uploaded, this is what you'll usually see when trying to find out about them:

Eh! Super hard to know what they're actually talking about. Still, I'd recommend you to watch them!
They're short! If you're spending hours on YouTube already, please just give it 5 more minutes.
Lightning talks compress months and years of knowledge into less than 5 minutes. Super time-efficient way to learn or hear about something new.
You'll definitely like it because you like reading on Hashnode and you clicked on this article! 😆
Since they're so short and packed with content, it's never boring!
To get things rolling, let's start by looking at the Lightning Talks from RailsConf 2021.
If the above questions end with a yes ⇒ Rails API was built for this!
It's also possible to turn it back into a full-fledge Rails project, so don't need to worry about it!
Talk slides and cheatsheet: https://www.stefannibrasil.me/railsconf/
A personal and professional reference, mainly used by engineers, about everything related to a project

Why not just Jira tickets / or any ticketing system?
Might have other roles other than developers looking at it, so the logs might be a bit too much for them.
Maybe we could use Slack as a logbook?
A Shopify project that enforces boundaries and modularizes Rails applications.
Check the one-minute demo out: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NwqlyBAxVpQ
If you want a Rails back end and a React / Vue / Svelte front end?
Get started with Inertia.js here: https://youtu.be/03EjkPaCHEI
If you've been a past user of Django, Laravel, or Rails, definitely take a look at the project!
git pull vs git mergegit pullWe all might have encountered this before, but sharing it in a lightning talk let us all know we've been in the same shoes once.
That's all for now and we've taken a look at 7 wonderful topics related to software development. Isn't that fast? You can find all of the talks from RailsConf in this playlist.
Last but not least, for those who are curious about "Is Ruby Dead", you'll find the answer at https://isrubydead.com/.
Love to know your thoughts about lightning talks as well! Please leave them in the comments!