Send us a textMarco Roth joins us to discuss his journey in the Ruby and Rails ecosystem over the past decade, focusing on developer tooling and open-source contributions in the Hotwire ecosystem. We explore his new HTML-aware ERB parser called Herb, the future of the Ruby community beyond RailsConf, and practical advice for sustaining local Ruby meetups.• Marco has been working with Ruby and Rails for about 10 years with a focus on the Hotwire ecosystem• Herb is a new HTML-aware ERB parser designed for better developer tooling like editors, linters, and formatters• Marco will present at RailsConf 2024 about how Herb could enable future view layer improvements in Rails• RubyEvents.org preserves and catalogs Ruby conference talks, recordings, and artwork as a community resource• Local Ruby meetups don't always need speakers - social gatherings, watching recorded talks, or collaborative coding can be effective• Smaller regional Ruby conferences (100-150 people) offer more intimate community experiences than larger events• Hack Day at Ruby Central events provides valuable face-to-face interaction with open-source maintainersUse code ODE2RAILSCONF at checkout to get 10% off at GoRails.com.

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