RailsConf Europe '08: Get your proposals in!

Posted by David January 20, 2008 @ 09:11 PM

The call for participation for RailsConf Europe ‘08 has opened up and we’re now accepting proposals. The conference is returning to Berlin and the conference will happen between the 2nd and 4th of September.

Last year was an absolute blast. There’s such a great diversity of people from all over Europe and beyond. It’s a great addition to the much more US-focused bang of RailsConf in the US.

Also, have in mind that the program for RailsConf Europe is usually pretty much completely different from the US fanfare. So it’s okay to submit your proposal here as well. What might be accepted at RailsConf in the US might not go for RailsConf Europe and vice versa.

Anyway, looking forward to reading about those proposals!

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  1. schwabsauce on 21 Jan 22:17:

    I found that with college interviews and job interviews, I got better and better at them as I did more. So I’ll be submitting a proposal and I suggest you all do. Let’s inundate and stimulate our hosts.

  2. comuse@gmx.net on 26 Jan 12:07:

    Hey!

    I don’t know how to help right, i think this information shouldnt be in the rails trac, so:

    You should enhance on this page (http://www.rubyonrails.org/down) the sentences

    “OS X 10.4: Ships with broken Ruby, follow this guide OS X 10.5: Included with developer tools (then do “gem update rails”)”

    with a link to this hp (one click installer): http://rubyosx.rubyforge.org/

    thanks!

  3. ziuma on 27 Jan 14:26:

    I’ll be submitting a proposal too

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