I wanted to get the word out about the upcoming Tulsa Ruby Workshop. This will take place on April 26th, from 10 AM to 4 PM in Tulsa, OK.
The workshop has a great line up of intro Ruby and Rail content. I’m honored to have been asked to give two of the talks that day: an introduction to Ruby talk as well as a Ruby from Java talk. There will also be a beginning Rails talk from Tulsa.rb’s commander and chief, an Engine Yard employee on hand sharing deployment advice, as well as other language specific migration talks.
That’s pretty much a full day of Ruby learning and the best news is that attendance is free. They are even throwing in some food.
If you’re going to be in the area, definitely come join us!
You can find directions, a schedule, and other details about the workshop at:
http://tulsarb.org/wiki/Tulsa_Ruby_Workshop
Hope to see you there.
Posted by James Edward Gray II on 11 Apr 2008
WEBrick, a standard library of Ruby to implement HTTP servers, has file
access vulnerability.
Continue Reading…
Posted by Shugo Maeda on 03 Mar 2008
Scotland on Rails is pleased to announce that
Conference2008 is open for registration. There is a limit
to the number of registrations we’re able to accept so
we’d advise you to get in quickly :-)
You can register at http://scotlandonrails.com/register
The conference will take place on April 4th and 5th in
Edinburgh (in a castle!), Scotland and will feature speakers from the UK,
Europe, US and New Zealand including keynotes from Michael
Koziarski and David Black. A list of sessions and speakers
is available at http://scotlandonrails.com/talks.
We’re also planning a
charity event on Thursday 3rd. This will feature an beginner
level intro to Ruby and Rails in the morning, and sessions
from several of the speakers from the main conference
(including Jim Weirich, Bruce Williams and Giles Bowkett)
in the afternoon. All the money raised from that days event will
be going to CHAS – The Childrens Hospice Association.
Posted by James Edward Gray II on 27 Feb 2008
EURUKO is an annual conference about the Ruby programming language with an informal atmosphere and lots of opportunities to listen, to talk, to hack and to have fun. This year it takes place in Prague, Czech Republic, on March 29th to 30th.
Posted by James Edward Gray II on 25 Feb 2008
Registration for MountainWest RubyConf
2008 is now open. This year features an
expanded schedule and list of
speakers.
The conference will be in Salt Lake City, Utah, USA, on March 28 and
29, 2008. Registration costs just
$100 and includes lunch both
days, t-shirt, and more.
Posted by James Edward Gray II on 04 Feb 2008
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