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South East Asia's First RedDotRubyConf

Southeast Asia’s first ruby & rails conference… because it’s about time! RedDotRubyConf was conceived to bring together rubyists from all over this part of the world to talk, learn and discuss Ruby & Rails. Renowned international speakers have been invited alongside local practitioners. Workshops have also been scheduled and participants will also get the chance to present your own experiences to others.


Event Details


When: April 22nd – 23rd 2011
Where: Singapore Management University, 60 Stamford Road, Level 2, School of Accountancy, Singapore 178900


Speakers


  • Yukihiro Matsumoto (Matz), Founder of the Ruby Language ruby-lang.org
  • Tom Preston-Werner, Cofounder of Github; Rubyist
  • Dave Thomas, Author of “the pickaxe book” and an original Pragmatic Programmer
  • Gregg Pollack, a Hollywood director trapped in the body of a software developer
  • Ian McFarland, VP Technology & Principal at Pivotal Labs
  • Mikel Lindsaar, Founder of rubyx and a Rails commit team member
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    Schedule


    It will be two days of ruby (and a day of training). Aside from the aforementioned renowned international speakers, local talent will also be present at the event. Moreover, participants will be given opportunity to share their experiences with others present. (Everyone is invited to speak at our our 2 hour Ignite Ruby session. 20 slides & 5 minutes each.Submit your talk idea NOW!)

    Get your tickets now to enjoy early bird discounts!

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