RailsConf '09: Accepting proposals for Vegas!

Posted by David October 15, 2008 @ 09:35 AM

RailsConf 2009 is going to Las Vegas, baby. It’s happening from May 4-7 at the Las Vegas Hilton. Last year was an astounding success with probably the best session line-up of any of the many RailsConfs we’ve had yet. We’re hell bent on repeating that for 2009, but we need your help.

The call for proposals has opened and will stay open until February 17th, 2009. That’s a really long call for proposals and we’re doing it to get even more timely information available for the conference. If Rails 3.0 magically appears in January, we want to make sure there are sessions covering it.

The registration for the conference will open in January of 2009.

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  1. lomakin on 15 Oct 12:47:

    1 наx!!1

  2. Peter Cooper on 15 Oct 12:49:

    If there’s anything that could drag me to a RailsConf, Vegas would be it :) I was there a few weeks ago, and it’s going to be a totally awesome place for this sort of event!

  3. Stijn on 15 Oct 13:00:

    Cool ! I heard David Black’s brother, Jack, will definitely be attending :-)

  4. Francois on 18 Oct 07:13:

    looking forward to it.

  5. Jerome on 21 Oct 15:30:

    Vegas is definitely the best place for a conf ! Can’t wait !

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