RubyEnRails 2009

Posted by Jeremy Kemper September 15, 2009 @ 08:15 PM

RubyEnRails 2009 goes down this 30/31 October in Amsterdam. Talks are in English and Dutch.

RubyEnRails has been all-volunteer for four years running, building on a history of sweet venues, good talks, and great company. It’s gradually grown from a local gathering to a full-fledged European event, and this year it’s also stepping up to fill the shoes of RailsConf EU.

Yehuda and I are speaking and will be mixing a potent batch of Rails 3 kool-aid. Please join us for a sip!

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  1. Chris Obdam on 16 Sep 07:31:

    And it’s only 79 euro, for two days! :-)

  2. Jakob Buis on 16 Sep 08:33:

    I just looked around yesterday for a RoR-conference in Europe (being a student limits my travel). Great timing! :)

  3. Joris Machielse on 16 Sep 09:56:

    Awesome! I’m coming :)

  4. Priit Tamboom on 16 Sep 18:46:

    Good, I’m coming as well, see you in Amsterdam!

  5. Kool-Aid Man on 17 Sep 06:40:

    Do you realize how lame you and the community seem by using the phrase “drink the kool-aid”?

    Read this and then start using a better phrase: http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=drink+the+kool-aid

  6. Jeremy Kemper on 18 Sep 02:08:

    Kool-Aid Man, what can I say but… whoosh

    Of course it’s a joke. Lighten up :)

  7. Tom Myer on 18 Sep 23:46:

    Hope I can participate… I really see a bright future for ruby and rails! And I think I know what I am talking about as I programmed 8 years PHP and 2 years Java in the past…

  8. Chris Obdam on 21 Sep 09:29:

    @Tom Myer. Even more reason to come to Amsterdam and find out what you have been missing the past 8 years!

  9. Eugene Toporov on 21 Sep 10:59:

    Interesting news! Wanted to get in touch with the organizers but found no any contacts on the conference website :(

  10. Chris Obdam on 21 Sep 11:31:

    On the frontpage there’s an e-mailaddress. It’s mine.. ;-) chris.obdam(ed)holder.nl

  11. Eugene Toporov on 21 Sep 11:44:

    @Chris. The e-mail link seems to only show up in ‘nl’ locale :) Thanks!

  12. Sam on 28 Sep 15:55:

    Oh yeah!

  13. Max on 30 Sep 13:08:

    Oh no!

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