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2008 Regional Ruby Conferences Are Just Around the Corner

Oct 30, 2007  By Pat Eyler

With RubyConf 2007 coming up this weekend, it's no wonder that the 2008 regional conference schedule is starting to flesh out. the Gotham Ruby Conference hasn't mad an official annoucement yet, but should be in April. Folks on the West Coast will be happy to hear that there are rumblings of two or three California based Ruby conferences. I've also heard talk about 2008 versions of both Lone Star Ruby and the Ruby Hoedown.

The most explicit news though came from my local conference. The MountainWest RubyConf organizers has released a call for presenters. This year's conference will return to Salt Lake City on March 28-29.

If you just can't wait to go to one of these great regional conferences, two of them have recordings of last year's presentations available:

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Interesting Man

Aloisio Moura's picture
Submitted by Aloisio Moura (not verified) on Mon, 02/18/2008 - 10:41.

Ahhh. be in April. Folks on the West Coast will be happy to hear that there are rumblings of two or three California based Ruby conferences. I've also heard talk about 2008 versions of both Lone Star Ruby and the Ruby Hoedown.

Nothing really serious

ricardo knoler's picture
Submitted by ricardo knoler (not verified) on Mon, 02/18/2008 - 10:39.

Ahhh. nothing really serious. Very nice

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