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Ruby DCamp

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  • Where: Holiday Inn, http://www.hiarlington.com, 4610 N. Fairfax Drive, Arlington, VA 22203, 703-243-9800
  • When: October 10-12, 2008 (Friday evening is registration and socializing, optional)
  • What: An Open Space event for Rubyists from all over -- inverting the trend in the Ruby community of speaker-audience conferences
  • Who: YOU and ~150 other Rubyists! Brought to you by a few intrepid Rubyists and gracious sponsors

 

Description

Up until Ruby DCamp, Ruby conferences have followed the traditional speaker-audience model. However, the Ruby community is made up of a great number of early adopters: extremely bright, talented, and entrepreneurial individuals who are capable of being more than a passive audience. Therefore Ruby DCamp seeks to enable these individuals to enrich themselves and one another in the best way possible: by providing an Open Space event where they can decide what matters to them collectively and to act upon those interests.

 

Registration

Registration costs $100. If you'd like to help defray the costs, please consider a bronze sponsorship registration at $250.

 

Please register online at http://rubydcamp.eventbrite.com/.

 

Static Website

http://rubydcamp.org

 

Possible Session Topics:

format (duration): title

 

  • Discussion (1h): The Future of DataMapper - Evan Light
  • Employment Speed Dating (1h) - for job seekers and companies seeking new hires
  • Will Code For Beer (30m/1h) - Chris Williams - A depth first search of the wonderous beverage (psst, thats beer) and why it makes for the perfect pair programming partner. This talk is less about coding and more about passion, process, and having a dream that is beyond this week's deadline.
  • Concurrent Oriented Programming (or how I learned to love the 'stache) (42m) - Chris Williams
  • Putting the Content, Management, and System in Content Management System with Radiant (38.74m) – Andrew O'Brien
  • Discussion: How do YOU like your tests: Wet, DRY, or Moist and would you like a twist of meta or code generation with that? (1h) - Evan Light
  • There's No Place Like ~: How to Kick Ass in the Bash Shell - (30m/1h) - Joe Grossberg
  • erector - (30m/1h) - Jim Kingdon
  • SUGGEST YOUR OWN HERE

 

Organizers:

 

Volunteers:

 

Sponsors (Sponsorship Prospectus)

See http://rubydcamp.org/sponsors.html

 

Committed attendees (currently limiting to 170 to fit our likely venue -- may change):

  1. Matthew Podwysocki
  2. Colin MacDonald
  3. Jeremy McAnally
  4. Mike Subelsky
  5. Avdi Grimm (subject to family commitments)
  6. Evan Light (would be awfully silly if I wasn't there)
  7. Luc Castera
  8. Joe Grossberg
  9. Chris Selmer
  10. Adam Bair
  11. Andrew Turner (subject to actual date, traveling beginning of October)
  12. Rob Ares
  13. David James
  14. Doug Jenkins (subject to date)
  15. Matt Constantine (subject to date, traveling early October)
  16. Eric Pugh
  17. John Trupiano
  18. Michael Harrison
  19. Kris Steigerwald
  20. Michael Niv (subject to date)
  21. Ray Daly
  22. Sean Mountcastle (subject to date)
  23. Michael Buckbee (subject to date)
  24. Jeff Schoolcraft on twitter
  25. Paul Brian Coleman (subject to date)
  26. Holley St. Germain (subject to date)
  27. Scott Tuddenham
  28. Mark Johnson
  29. Ahson Wardak
  30. Chris Williams
  31. Andrew O'Brien
  32. Matthew Mansfield
  33. Lou Scoras
  34. Ashish Tonse
  35. Brian Marick (likely)
  36. Rick Hower
  37. Four Hewes On Twitter (subject to date)
  38. Keith Bennett
  39. Jim Kingdon
  40. Andrew Semprebon

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