RubyConf 2017: There are no rules in Ruby by Max Jacobson

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Explores Ruby's flexibility and metaprogramming capabilities. Teaches advanced language features and dynamic behavior.

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A 39-minute video from Confreaks: “RubyConf 2017: There are no rules in Ruby by Max Jacobson”.

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