2016 Fukuoka Ruby Award Competition - Entries to be judged by Matz
Posted by Fukuoka Ruby on 13 Oct 2015
Dear Ruby Enthusiasts,
The Government of Fukuoka, Japan together with “Matz” Matsumoto would like to invite you to enter the following Ruby competition. If you have developed an interesting Ruby program, please be encouraged to apply.
2016 Fukuoka Ruby Award Competition
- Grand Prize - 1 Million Yen!
Entry Deadline: November 27, 2015
Matz and a group of panelists will select the winners of the Fukuoka Competition. The grand prize for the Fukuoka Competition is 1 million yen. Past grand prize winners include Rhomobile (USA) and APEC Climate Center (Korea).
http://myfukuoka.com/category/news/ruby-news/
Programs entered in the competition do not have to be written entirely in Ruby but should take advantage of the unique characteristics of Ruby.
Projects must have been developed or completed within the past 12 months to be eligible. Please visit the following Fukuoka website for additional details or to enter:
http://www.digitalfukuoka.jp/events/84 or http://myfukuoka.com/events/2016-fukuoka-ruby-award-guidelines-for-applicants/
http://www.digitalfukuoka.jp/uploads/event_detail/file/210/RubyAward_ApplicationForm_2016.doc
Please email the application form to award@f-ruby.com.
This year, we have the following special prizes:
The winner of the AWS Prize will receive:
- Kindle Fire HDX (subject to change)
- AWS architect technical consultation
The winner of the GMO Pepabo Prize will receive:
- 50,000 yen gift certificate toward domain services from MuuMuu Domain
- Gift basket filled with local foods and snacks (30,000 yen value)
The winner of the IIJ GIO Prize will receive:
- IIJ GIO free coupon worth 500,000 yen (up to 6 months)
“Matz will be testing and reviewing your source code thoroughly, so it’s very meaningful to apply! The competition is free to enter.”
Cheers!
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