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Just wanted to share that @rubyevents.org looks really good, I recently found the page about TruffleRuby-related talks: www.rubyevents.org/topics/truff... and of course my own profile page: www.rubyevents.org/profiles/ere...

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Marco Roth

@marcoroth.dev

Thank you, Benoit! Let us know if there are any missing talks 🙌🏼

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Benoit Daloze

@eregon.me

17 Jan

Not a request and feel free to do nothing about it, but I noticed some talks from Chris notably www.rubyevents.org/talks/deopti... and www.rubyevents.org/talks/ruby-s... are not included in the TruffleRuby page. Which kind of makes sense since it was called JRuby+Truffle back then 😅

Benoit Daloze

@eregon.me

17 Jan

Let me know if I can make a PR about that/to which file or so. If we want to be extensive I recently went through all RubyKaigi+RubyConf talks about TruffleRuby to make truffleruby.dev/talks

Benoit Daloze

@eregon.me

17 Jan

That page takes a while to load with all the iframes though so I'd actually prefer to link to RubyEvents if all talks are there, but that's not reasonable since there are also talks at non-Ruby conferences. Could do a mixed approach with linking to RubyEvents and list the few extra talks directly.

Marco Roth

@marcoroth.dev

21 Jan

Thanks! I just manually assigned the topics to the talks you mentioned! Another thing we've been playing with are web-components that events, speakers (or in this case a topic) can include on their website. They automatically fetch the latest data from @rubyevents.org, but they are not live yet.