The real conference are the Ruby friends we made along the way ❤️ #RubyConfTH
RubyConfTH
Join us Jan 31-Feb 1, 2026 in Bangkok, Thailand to talk all things Ruby! A community-driven conference.
One of our more unusual talks, Yuji Yokoo with
“Ruby in the 8 bit world - a small mruby VM for the Zilog Z80”
Okura Masafumi has the difficult pre-lunch slot but we’re sure his talk “Metaprogramming isn't real, it can't hurt you” will make you forget about food for the next half hour. #RubyConfTH
Day 2 opening keynote: “The Architecture of Understanding: Building Clarity in Complex Ruby Systems” by Ridhwana Khan. #RubyConfTH
We can’t believe #RubyConfTH is almost over already 🤯
We finish in style with Carmine Paolino’s closing keynote “Ruby Is the Best Language for Building AI Web Apps”
Joshua Young will be rousing everyone from their food coma with his talk “From 9-to-5 to Pull Requests: Sustainable Open Source Contribution” #RubyConfTH
Now on stage at #RubyConfTH: Alex Timofeev with “Ethical AI Push Forward: Turning One-Off Originals into Infinite Prints”
Day 1 just flew by, Marco Roth is closing it out with “Herb to ReActionView: A New Foundation for the View Layer”
Arkadiy Zabazhanov: “SOLID Golden Hammer”
The CfP for RubyConf Thailand 2026 is open, we're looking forward to your submissions!
Frederick Cheung will answer the question “What software engineers can learn from the Chernobyl disaster” #RubyConfTH
Roonglit Chareonsupkul is about to start his talk on “Cell-based Architecture with Ruby on Rails” at #RubyConfTH
Giovanni Panasiti talking about “Building a Rails Engine from Scratch: Lessons from Active Storage Dashboard”