Episode 493: Rails World Live! Pt.1 With Nick Schwaderer and Andrew Mason

The Ruby on Rails Podcast

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Nick was at Rails World earlier this month and took the chance to chat with Andrew Mason about podcasting, engaging with the Ruby community, how interest rates impact the tech industry, Turbo , and some of the new things announced at Rails World.

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