Terence works at Heroku maintaining the Ruby stack and a slew of OSS projects such as Bundler and Resque, as well as helping with the Rails Girls movement. When he's not going to an awesome Heroku or Ruby event, he lives in Austin, TX, the taco capital of America, where everything is three times bigger!
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Bundler 1.0 has been butt of the xkcd "compiling" joke in the Ruby community.
This talk will cover the inner workings of Bundler 1.1 and how it has helped make developers happier worldwide. And what is a good talk without a great story of the bundler and rubygems.org teams working together to make bundle install significantly faster in 1.1. We'll go through the actual code pieces that make this all work.
On top of this, the future of Bundler will also be a hot topic. We'll be discussing the imminent Bundler 1.2 release as well as Bundler 1.3.
I've given a similiar titled talk at Ruby on Ales and Red Dot Ruby Conference, but rewrote the whole talk for EuRuKo 2012 to be more technical and focused.
People should walk away with a better understanding of the inner workings of Bundler 1.1 and why it took so long to get there. Also, we'll be talking about bundle exec and going over why solving this problem is actually hard.