San Jose Ruby Hackfest
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Come join an informal group of Ruby programmers hacking on our own code and group projects. Bring your own laptop and share in the benefits of learning from others. Ruby is all about making programming more fun. This group is a great way to learn the latest tips and tricks, and meet fellow hackers. A lot of other groups are geared towards presentations and big meetings. They are great for the "see" and "hear" components of learning. This group is all about coding within a small community. Getting together in small groups and learning from the person sitting next to you is a fantastic way to meet people and learn Ruby. Our meetings will always have the "do" component of learning covered. Everyone codes at every hackfest. This group is open to everyone. Come out and help shape the future of this community. Please take the polls to give your input on when we should meet!
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Our next meeting:
Weekday Hacking is Good for the Soul
We're mixing up the dates for the next hackfest. This time it's a Thursday, a week before RailsConf. It's been a while, so it's time for some good old fashioned hacking.
Bring your laptop and something to hack on. Crema has coffee and things to snack on.
Get a head start on that your RailsConf lightning talk. Drink some coffee. Experiment with Ruby 1.9 and Revactor. Eat a pastry. Read more
- When?
- Thursday, May 22, 2008, 7:00 PM 20080523T020000Z
- Where?
- Who?
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4 members have said Yes
2 members have said Maybe
Recent Meetings
Sun Apr 6, 6:00 PM |
4 attended (est.) –
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Sun Mar 16, 6:00 PM |
13 attended (est.) –
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Sun Feb 24, 5:00 PM |
6 attended (est.) –
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What's New?
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The Third Annual Silicon Valley Ruby Conference: Using Ruby and Rails for Innovation and Creativity April 18th and 19th, 2008 The Tech Museum San Jose, CA
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"I'm currently a CS student developing flash games, looking to learn RoR to implement back end into my projects. Check out my latest game at www.ultimatecheckers .com"
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"Interested in connecting with other folks to learn and share."
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"Systems engineer by trade with a wide range of experience (systems, virtualization, storage, networking, automation). At home I like to develop little apps to either solve small problems that I have or just to learn about new technologies."
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"Hi looking for other ruby hackers"
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"Looking for top-notch RoR rockstars for well-funded startup in the Bay Area. Contact me if interested"
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"I just got a job where I am learning RoR and I can use all the help I can get."
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"Hi, I am Alexander! I am a student in CS and got interested in web dev. and started out using Java servlets but was pretty disappointed by the technology and started learning RoR which I really enjoy. So I am still a absolute beginner."
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"Hi! My name is Atilla. I am a Asp.Net developer. I found out about Rails and I like it. I would like to become an expert on it. I hope, by joining the goup will help me with my goal."
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"Hi! I'm a ruby webapper who loves the idea of hackfests (so many projects, so little time)!"
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"in ur meetups, hackin' ur Ruby"
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